In this exclusive interview, Tony McLaughlin, originator of the Regulated Liability Network, joins Lewis McLellan, OMFIF’s Digital Monetary Institute editor, to present Ubyx, his new stablecoins project. They discuss his whitepaper that launched on 24 March, in which he sets out his vision for a stablecoin clearing system that would make stablecoins equivalent to cash. […]| OMFIF
A European unified ledger could further integrate the euro area’s capital markets| OMFIF
Read our latest post from Robert C. Merton (MIT) and Arun Muralidhar (AlphaEngine Global Investment Solutions).| The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance
In person London, 20-21 May 2025 The Digital money summit 2025 represents an unparalleled opportunity for stakeholders across government, central banking, financial services and technology to connect and collaborate. Together, we will capitalise on innovations in digital money and push the industry towards practical actions for an inclusive, secure and regulated digital financial future. GET […]| OMFIF
Roughly 1.4bn adults around the world remain unbanked, with the greatest exclusion concentrated in sub-Saharan Africa and southeast Asia. At the same time, sovereign bonds in these regions are often issued in large denominations and dominated by foreign institutional investors, limiting access for local retail investors and exposing governments to significant foreign exchange risk.| OMFIF
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Charting progress towards a safe, efficient global financial system powered by technology| OMFIF
Half of the adults around the world – around 2.5 billion people – don’t use formal financial services, and 75% of poor people are unbanked because of costs, travel distances and burdensome requirements involved in opening a financial account. While the poor don’t have the same access to financial products, their need for financial services may be even greater. Financial inclusion is a key to achieving our goals of eliminating extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity. World Bank ...| World Bank