Daniel Hardman, principal ecosystems engineer at SICPA, joins Philip Middleton, deputy chairman of OMFIF and chair of the Digital Monetary Institute, for a discussion centered around the lessons learned in their work with offline CBDCs. They delve into several topics including the models which facilitate the offline exchange of digital cash, the impact of the pandemic in increasing the need for offline payments and making offline payments secure against digital counterfeiting, fraud and other types of cybersecurity risks.
CBDCs, stablecoins and geopolitical implications
Ahead of the ECB: challenges ahead in monetary policy and reserves management
The third wave of fintech innovation
Lessons learned from building a blockchain-based CBDC
2021 review: the European borrowing landscape
Retail CBDC and its implications for the European Monetary Union
Climate change could lead to substantial capital shortfalls for banks
Scaling up carbon-offset markets to support global climate action
Adopting standards for electronic data interchange between financial institutions
Common prosperity and state of US-China relations
Part 2: Financial services and transitioning to net zero
Crypto currencies and digital assets
Ahead of the ECB: is a rise in interest rates on the horizon?
Do we need programmable central bank digital currency?
Kazakhstan’s economic growth and investment potential
Absa Africa Financial Markets Index 2021
The Italian G20 Presidency
Developing sustainable business models: driving private investment into climate mitigation
CBDC implementation models and the role of the private sector
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