digital money
Assistant Governor Karen Silk says RBNZ wants infrastructure in place for digital money before going ahead with any central bank digital currency
Assistant Governor Karen Silk says RBNZ wants infrastructure in place for digital money before going ahead with any central bank digital currency
The next evolution of digital money: stablecoins, tokenised assets, and the future of treasury. A Westpac review
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The next evolution of digital money: stablecoins, tokenised assets, and the future of treasury. A Westpac review
Reserve Bank of Australia watching RBNZ's CBDC approach with interest, but yet to find a strong case study to support a CBDC for retail use
Reserve Bank of Australia watching RBNZ's CBDC approach with interest, but yet to find a strong case study to support a CBDC for retail use
NZ Banking Association pushes back against RBNZ central bank digital currency proposal, raising financial stability concerns
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NZ Banking Association pushes back against RBNZ central bank digital currency proposal, raising financial stability concerns
Privacy Act alone not sufficient to meet user privacy expectations for digital cash, Reserve Bank says
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Privacy Act alone not sufficient to meet user privacy expectations for digital cash, Reserve Bank says
'Digital cash' could shore up monetary sovereignty, plus boost competition and innovation, the RBNZ says
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'Digital cash' could shore up monetary sovereignty, plus boost competition and innovation, the RBNZ says
A cautious step-by-step approach to digital money would help the Pacific Island region explore these new technologies effectively to deliver economic and social gains while managing risks, says the IMF
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A cautious step-by-step approach to digital money would help the Pacific Island region explore these new technologies effectively to deliver economic and social gains while managing risks, says the IMF
As bytes replace dollars, euros, and renminbi, some changes will be welcome; others may not. Eswar Prasad explores the big issues involved
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As bytes replace dollars, euros, and renminbi, some changes will be welcome; others may not. Eswar Prasad explores the big issues involved