Slides prepared for the economists café at the Rabobank, June 26, 2019, with the goal of clarifying how full reserve banken and central bank digital currencies may be niece and nephew while Libra remains an Orphan.
Drivers for CBDC and implications for architectureDavid Birch
A discussion of the key drivers for central bank digital currency and the implications of those drivers for the likely technical architecture of a retail implementation.
Central bank-digital-currency-opportunities-challenges-and-designRein Mahatma
The document discusses Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and outlines the Bank of England's approach to exploring its potential design and implementation. Currently, only commercial banks can hold electronic central bank money as reserves, while the public holds cash. A CBDC could allow households and businesses to make payments and store value using an electronic form of central bank money. The document presents a "platform" model for a potential UK CBDC and identifies opportunities as well as risks that would need to be carefully considered regarding monetary policy, financial stability, and the wider economy. It aims to begin dialogue on the appropriate design of a possible future CBDC.
CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currencies) Report Rein Mahatma
Central bank digital currencies (CBDC) could significantly change the global financial system and monetary policy. Most central banks are exploring CBDCs, with China and Sweden among the furthest along in testing initial versions. CBDCs could allow central banks to directly influence individuals and businesses, reducing the role of commercial banks. This may give central banks more options for unconventional monetary policies like negative interest rates far below zero. CBDCs also have implications for privacy, regulation, and the roles of governments, central banks, and commercial banks going forward.
Complete Guide to CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency)OliviaJune1
CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency) is a digital currency that is managed by central banks. It exists in virtual form on distributed ledgers like blockchain. Many countries are exploring CBDC as it offers advantages over physical cash and private cryptocurrencies. CBDCs would be directly issued and backed by central banks, making them safer and more stable than alternatives. They could reduce transaction costs and processing times while improving accessibility of financial services. Central banks are still researching the best technical designs for CBDCs, which may either use accounts or digital tokens on a blockchain network.
Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) refers to a digital form of central bank-issued currency that can be used by all citizens. While cash is universally accessible but not digital, and bank accounts are digital but not issued by central banks, CBDC aims to achieve both universal accessibility and being in digital form while still being issued by central banks. There are various design choices that central banks must make regarding CBDC including whether it is for retail or wholesale use, how programmable it can be, and what objectives it aims to achieve such as financial inclusion. National banks will play an important stakeholder role in CBDC and there are also macroeconomic and regulatory considerations for central banks to take into account regarding a CBDC.
Central banks have a mandate for monetary and financial stability in their jurisdictions and, explicitly or
implicitly, to promote broad access to safe and efficient payments. A core instrument by which central
banks carry out their public policy objectives is providing the safest form of money to banks, businesses
and the public – central bank money.
Don't invest in crypto currencies till you read The Future Money Playbook. Topics include:
1. History of Money
2. Tech terms
3. Smart contracts
4. DeFi
5. Stablecoins
6. Central Bank Digital Currency
7. eMoney
8. Prime Crypto Currencies (BTC, BCH, BSV, ETH, ETC, XRP, XLM, LTC, ADA, EOS)
9. Prime Stablecoins (BUSD, Diem)
10. Crypto Wallets
11. Crypto Custody
12. How to keep your crypto safe
13. Crypto Resources
Drivers for CBDC and implications for architectureDavid Birch
A discussion of the key drivers for central bank digital currency and the implications of those drivers for the likely technical architecture of a retail implementation.
Central bank-digital-currency-opportunities-challenges-and-designRein Mahatma
The document discusses Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and outlines the Bank of England's approach to exploring its potential design and implementation. Currently, only commercial banks can hold electronic central bank money as reserves, while the public holds cash. A CBDC could allow households and businesses to make payments and store value using an electronic form of central bank money. The document presents a "platform" model for a potential UK CBDC and identifies opportunities as well as risks that would need to be carefully considered regarding monetary policy, financial stability, and the wider economy. It aims to begin dialogue on the appropriate design of a possible future CBDC.
CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currencies) Report Rein Mahatma
Central bank digital currencies (CBDC) could significantly change the global financial system and monetary policy. Most central banks are exploring CBDCs, with China and Sweden among the furthest along in testing initial versions. CBDCs could allow central banks to directly influence individuals and businesses, reducing the role of commercial banks. This may give central banks more options for unconventional monetary policies like negative interest rates far below zero. CBDCs also have implications for privacy, regulation, and the roles of governments, central banks, and commercial banks going forward.
Complete Guide to CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency)OliviaJune1
CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency) is a digital currency that is managed by central banks. It exists in virtual form on distributed ledgers like blockchain. Many countries are exploring CBDC as it offers advantages over physical cash and private cryptocurrencies. CBDCs would be directly issued and backed by central banks, making them safer and more stable than alternatives. They could reduce transaction costs and processing times while improving accessibility of financial services. Central banks are still researching the best technical designs for CBDCs, which may either use accounts or digital tokens on a blockchain network.
Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) refers to a digital form of central bank-issued currency that can be used by all citizens. While cash is universally accessible but not digital, and bank accounts are digital but not issued by central banks, CBDC aims to achieve both universal accessibility and being in digital form while still being issued by central banks. There are various design choices that central banks must make regarding CBDC including whether it is for retail or wholesale use, how programmable it can be, and what objectives it aims to achieve such as financial inclusion. National banks will play an important stakeholder role in CBDC and there are also macroeconomic and regulatory considerations for central banks to take into account regarding a CBDC.
Central banks have a mandate for monetary and financial stability in their jurisdictions and, explicitly or
implicitly, to promote broad access to safe and efficient payments. A core instrument by which central
banks carry out their public policy objectives is providing the safest form of money to banks, businesses
and the public – central bank money.
Don't invest in crypto currencies till you read The Future Money Playbook. Topics include:
1. History of Money
2. Tech terms
3. Smart contracts
4. DeFi
5. Stablecoins
6. Central Bank Digital Currency
7. eMoney
8. Prime Crypto Currencies (BTC, BCH, BSV, ETH, ETC, XRP, XLM, LTC, ADA, EOS)
9. Prime Stablecoins (BUSD, Diem)
10. Crypto Wallets
11. Crypto Custody
12. How to keep your crypto safe
13. Crypto Resources
Money for Nothing - Carolyn Wilkins, Bank of Canada, on CryptoAssetsWendell Wood Collins
This document summarizes a speech given by Carolyn Wilkins, Senior Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada, about cryptocurrencies and central banks. Wilkins discusses three main questions for central banks: what is fundamentally new about cryptocurrencies, could private cryptocurrencies enable better monetary policy, and should central banks issue digital currencies of their own. While distributed ledger technology offers innovations, it does not eliminate the need for trust. Private cryptocurrencies also cannot replace central bank control of money supply or transmission of monetary policy. The Bank of Canada has been experimenting with distributed ledger technology through Project Jasper to understand its applications and limitations.
Central banks and the future of digital money. A practical proposal for centr...eraser Juan José Calderón
Central banks and the future of digital money
A practical proposal for central bank digital currencies on the Ethereum blockchain.
CONSENSYS WHITE PAPER
The Digital Programmable Euro, Libra and CBDC: Implications for European BanksPhilipp Marcello Schulden
The document summarizes the key findings of a study conducted by the Frankfurt School Blockchain Center on the implications of digital currencies like the digital Euro, Libra, and CBDCs for European banks. Over 50 senior experts from central banks, financial institutions, and companies were interviewed in June-July 2020. The study found benefits like improved payment efficiency but also risks like potential financial stability issues or a diminishing role for central banks. Most experts did not expect a Euro CBDC before 2023 and anticipated Libra launching in 2021.
Central Bank Digital Currency in the Context of Covid-19: What the Future Hol...Selcen Ozturkcan
Ozturkcan, S., "Central Bank Digital Currency in the Context of Covid-19: What the Future Holds for Marketers and Consumers?" Annual Conference of the Academy of Marketing: Reframing Marketing Priorities, July 5-7, 2021, Online.
Central banks are exploring issuing digital currencies known as CBDCs to modernize payments and currency systems. CBDCs could replace physical cash and be issued through central banks, making other payment systems like credit cards, bank notes, and cryptocurrencies obsolete. Central banks are researching how CBDCs could work within existing financial systems and what benefits and risks they may bring.
A presentation about cashlessness at the London Futures Symposium. Are we moving towards a cashless society? If we are, who might the winners and losers be?
The central bank has historically engaged in commercial activities like taking deposits and lending to private citizens and firms. For over two centuries, the Bank of England vigorously pursued profit through these commercial activities. Similarly, the First and Second Banks of the United States actively participated in credit markets. Sometimes central banks dominated financial intermediation, as was the case for the Bank of Spain in 1900 which held over two-thirds of banking sector assets and deposits. The historical precedent suggests central banks opening their balance sheets to the public is not a new concept.
JP Morgan Crypto Report - Feb 3, 2022 "The Maltese Falcon"Mike Dudas
Venture capital investment in cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies has increased dramatically in recent years, rivaling investment in other innovation sectors. However, the author is more interested in the long-term returns on this capital rather than just the mobilization of funds. Adoption of cryptocurrencies is rising across different investor types and regions globally, though institutional ownership remains relatively low. The author examines bitcoin and its potential as a store of value but finds that its volatility does not currently support the store of value thesis, as it often rises when equity market volatility increases as well.
This document summarizes a report by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) on central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). The report investigates the economic and policy drivers for different countries developing CBDCs. It finds that most projects are in digitized economies with high innovation capacity. The report also analyzes different technical design options for CBDCs. It describes the approaches being taken by the central banks of China, Sweden, and Canada as examples. The Chinese approach involves a pilot for a digital currency/electronic payment project. Sweden is exploring an e-krona project. And Canada sees a CBDC as a potential contingency plan.
Will Digital Currencies Break The Banking System? Harsh Chitroda
So, when we ask a question of how will digital currency affect banks? So, we can say that Digital currencies are likely to give central banks more insight into the movement of money in the economy. The widespread use of electronic payment systems may also aid authorities to crack down on money-laundering and terrorist-financing efforts. Or on the other hand, we can also say that the Banks are afraid because Cryptocurrency exchange is a non-banking transaction. and if the Cryptos gain favours it can disrupt the ability of banks to create money. If this disruption alarms the central banks, then they will do something about it.
The Bank of Japan published its approach to central bank digital currency (CBDC). While the Bank currently has no plans to issue CBDC, it believes it is important to prepare for changes. The document outlines:
1) Expected functions of CBDC including serving as a payment instrument alongside cash and supporting private payment services.
2) Core features CBDC would require, such as universal access, security, resilience, and interoperability.
3) Next steps include experiments through a proof of concept phase and exploring institutional arrangements.
4) The Bank will continue coordinating with stakeholders to deepen understanding and apply knowledge in considering CBDC issuance.
Survey BIS - Bank Of International Settlement - CBDCRein Mahatma
This survey summarizes the responses from 66 central banks regarding their work on central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). Key findings include:
1) 80% of central banks reported engaging in work on CBDCs, with half looking at both general purpose and wholesale CBDCs.
2) Emerging market economies reported stronger motivations for CBDCs and some have progressed pilots or development work.
3) 10% of central banks said they are likely to issue a general purpose CBDC in the next 3 years, representing 20% of the world's population.
Why anonymity - unconditional anonymity - in central bank digital currency would be a disaster. Hence central bank digital currency cannot be "just like cash".
My presentation to the OMFIF Digital Monetary Institute Symposium, April 2021.
Round 2 - The Future of Digital Currency - Bhupinder DulkuBhupinder Dulku
Bhupinder Dulku's Round 2 submission of Project Firefly & Credit Suisse Research Institute's Academy Challenge 2018. This paper placed Top 4 (Chairman's Circle) against 150 participants from 20 different countries.
VanEck, New York-based investment management company, baru-baru ini menerbitkan laporan mengenai Bitcoin dan perannya di pasar. Dengan menguraikan manfaat aset digital, makalah ini menunjukkan potensinya untuk berfungsi sebagai instrumen investasi dan sebagai store of value
Zvilo aims to become the first major challenger bank in the Balkans by offering digital financial solutions and disrupting outdated banking. They plan to focus on countries like Kosovo, Albania, North Macedonia, and more. Zvilo sees an opportunity due to high banking fees, poor user experience from incumbents, and a large unbanked population. Their strategy is to partner with retailers to offer supply chain financing and promote consumer banking to access customers. Financial projections show growing revenue streams from supply chain financing, consumer banking, money transfers, and interchange fees to reach over €66 million in revenue by year five.
Ulrich Bindseil: Digital money in digital walletsLatvijas Banka
ECB Tirgus infrastruktūras un maksājumu ģenerāldirektorāta ģenerāldirektora Ulriha Bindseila (Ulrich Bindseil), prezentācija Latvijas Bankas konferencē "Nauda un sabiedrības drošība", kas norisinājās 25.09.2020.
Ulrich Bindseil prezentācija Latvijas Bankas konferencē "Nauda un sabiedrības drošība" , kas norisinājās 25.09.2020.
Disruptive Innovationen in der FinanzwirtschaftSemalytix
The Largest Independent Payment Infrastructure
- Germany is still extremely cash-driven
- Especially Low-Income Population Extensively Uses Cash
- Germany’s Largest Independent Payment
Infrastructure
- Strong Partner Network Allows for a Rollout of Services
across Europe
1) Traditional banking faces issues like lost trust from abusive practices while many remain unbanked. Cryptocurrency adoption lacks secure and legitimate fiat/crypto gateways.
2) Excelon offers a digital banking experience for money and cryptocurrencies including Euro accounts, cards, crypto wallet, exchange and interest-bearing deposits to bridge traditional and digital finance.
3) Excelon aims to be ahead of competitors by offering powerful banking and investment tools in one regulated app, serving both consumers and businesses.
Money for Nothing - Carolyn Wilkins, Bank of Canada, on CryptoAssetsWendell Wood Collins
This document summarizes a speech given by Carolyn Wilkins, Senior Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada, about cryptocurrencies and central banks. Wilkins discusses three main questions for central banks: what is fundamentally new about cryptocurrencies, could private cryptocurrencies enable better monetary policy, and should central banks issue digital currencies of their own. While distributed ledger technology offers innovations, it does not eliminate the need for trust. Private cryptocurrencies also cannot replace central bank control of money supply or transmission of monetary policy. The Bank of Canada has been experimenting with distributed ledger technology through Project Jasper to understand its applications and limitations.
Central banks and the future of digital money. A practical proposal for centr...eraser Juan José Calderón
Central banks and the future of digital money
A practical proposal for central bank digital currencies on the Ethereum blockchain.
CONSENSYS WHITE PAPER
The Digital Programmable Euro, Libra and CBDC: Implications for European BanksPhilipp Marcello Schulden
The document summarizes the key findings of a study conducted by the Frankfurt School Blockchain Center on the implications of digital currencies like the digital Euro, Libra, and CBDCs for European banks. Over 50 senior experts from central banks, financial institutions, and companies were interviewed in June-July 2020. The study found benefits like improved payment efficiency but also risks like potential financial stability issues or a diminishing role for central banks. Most experts did not expect a Euro CBDC before 2023 and anticipated Libra launching in 2021.
Central Bank Digital Currency in the Context of Covid-19: What the Future Hol...Selcen Ozturkcan
Ozturkcan, S., "Central Bank Digital Currency in the Context of Covid-19: What the Future Holds for Marketers and Consumers?" Annual Conference of the Academy of Marketing: Reframing Marketing Priorities, July 5-7, 2021, Online.
Central banks are exploring issuing digital currencies known as CBDCs to modernize payments and currency systems. CBDCs could replace physical cash and be issued through central banks, making other payment systems like credit cards, bank notes, and cryptocurrencies obsolete. Central banks are researching how CBDCs could work within existing financial systems and what benefits and risks they may bring.
A presentation about cashlessness at the London Futures Symposium. Are we moving towards a cashless society? If we are, who might the winners and losers be?
The central bank has historically engaged in commercial activities like taking deposits and lending to private citizens and firms. For over two centuries, the Bank of England vigorously pursued profit through these commercial activities. Similarly, the First and Second Banks of the United States actively participated in credit markets. Sometimes central banks dominated financial intermediation, as was the case for the Bank of Spain in 1900 which held over two-thirds of banking sector assets and deposits. The historical precedent suggests central banks opening their balance sheets to the public is not a new concept.
JP Morgan Crypto Report - Feb 3, 2022 "The Maltese Falcon"Mike Dudas
Venture capital investment in cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies has increased dramatically in recent years, rivaling investment in other innovation sectors. However, the author is more interested in the long-term returns on this capital rather than just the mobilization of funds. Adoption of cryptocurrencies is rising across different investor types and regions globally, though institutional ownership remains relatively low. The author examines bitcoin and its potential as a store of value but finds that its volatility does not currently support the store of value thesis, as it often rises when equity market volatility increases as well.
This document summarizes a report by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) on central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). The report investigates the economic and policy drivers for different countries developing CBDCs. It finds that most projects are in digitized economies with high innovation capacity. The report also analyzes different technical design options for CBDCs. It describes the approaches being taken by the central banks of China, Sweden, and Canada as examples. The Chinese approach involves a pilot for a digital currency/electronic payment project. Sweden is exploring an e-krona project. And Canada sees a CBDC as a potential contingency plan.
Will Digital Currencies Break The Banking System? Harsh Chitroda
So, when we ask a question of how will digital currency affect banks? So, we can say that Digital currencies are likely to give central banks more insight into the movement of money in the economy. The widespread use of electronic payment systems may also aid authorities to crack down on money-laundering and terrorist-financing efforts. Or on the other hand, we can also say that the Banks are afraid because Cryptocurrency exchange is a non-banking transaction. and if the Cryptos gain favours it can disrupt the ability of banks to create money. If this disruption alarms the central banks, then they will do something about it.
The Bank of Japan published its approach to central bank digital currency (CBDC). While the Bank currently has no plans to issue CBDC, it believes it is important to prepare for changes. The document outlines:
1) Expected functions of CBDC including serving as a payment instrument alongside cash and supporting private payment services.
2) Core features CBDC would require, such as universal access, security, resilience, and interoperability.
3) Next steps include experiments through a proof of concept phase and exploring institutional arrangements.
4) The Bank will continue coordinating with stakeholders to deepen understanding and apply knowledge in considering CBDC issuance.
Survey BIS - Bank Of International Settlement - CBDCRein Mahatma
This survey summarizes the responses from 66 central banks regarding their work on central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). Key findings include:
1) 80% of central banks reported engaging in work on CBDCs, with half looking at both general purpose and wholesale CBDCs.
2) Emerging market economies reported stronger motivations for CBDCs and some have progressed pilots or development work.
3) 10% of central banks said they are likely to issue a general purpose CBDC in the next 3 years, representing 20% of the world's population.
Why anonymity - unconditional anonymity - in central bank digital currency would be a disaster. Hence central bank digital currency cannot be "just like cash".
My presentation to the OMFIF Digital Monetary Institute Symposium, April 2021.
Round 2 - The Future of Digital Currency - Bhupinder DulkuBhupinder Dulku
Bhupinder Dulku's Round 2 submission of Project Firefly & Credit Suisse Research Institute's Academy Challenge 2018. This paper placed Top 4 (Chairman's Circle) against 150 participants from 20 different countries.
VanEck, New York-based investment management company, baru-baru ini menerbitkan laporan mengenai Bitcoin dan perannya di pasar. Dengan menguraikan manfaat aset digital, makalah ini menunjukkan potensinya untuk berfungsi sebagai instrumen investasi dan sebagai store of value
Zvilo aims to become the first major challenger bank in the Balkans by offering digital financial solutions and disrupting outdated banking. They plan to focus on countries like Kosovo, Albania, North Macedonia, and more. Zvilo sees an opportunity due to high banking fees, poor user experience from incumbents, and a large unbanked population. Their strategy is to partner with retailers to offer supply chain financing and promote consumer banking to access customers. Financial projections show growing revenue streams from supply chain financing, consumer banking, money transfers, and interchange fees to reach over €66 million in revenue by year five.
Ulrich Bindseil: Digital money in digital walletsLatvijas Banka
ECB Tirgus infrastruktūras un maksājumu ģenerāldirektorāta ģenerāldirektora Ulriha Bindseila (Ulrich Bindseil), prezentācija Latvijas Bankas konferencē "Nauda un sabiedrības drošība", kas norisinājās 25.09.2020.
Ulrich Bindseil prezentācija Latvijas Bankas konferencē "Nauda un sabiedrības drošība" , kas norisinājās 25.09.2020.
Disruptive Innovationen in der FinanzwirtschaftSemalytix
The Largest Independent Payment Infrastructure
- Germany is still extremely cash-driven
- Especially Low-Income Population Extensively Uses Cash
- Germany’s Largest Independent Payment
Infrastructure
- Strong Partner Network Allows for a Rollout of Services
across Europe
1) Traditional banking faces issues like lost trust from abusive practices while many remain unbanked. Cryptocurrency adoption lacks secure and legitimate fiat/crypto gateways.
2) Excelon offers a digital banking experience for money and cryptocurrencies including Euro accounts, cards, crypto wallet, exchange and interest-bearing deposits to bridge traditional and digital finance.
3) Excelon aims to be ahead of competitors by offering powerful banking and investment tools in one regulated app, serving both consumers and businesses.
Presentation by Valérie-Anne Bleyen and Leo Van Hove. FLEET-workshop Paying For News, 19th of March, 2009.
http://www.fleetproject.be/nl/home/paying-for-news-workshop/
Lemon Way is the #1 French FinTech startup and payment institution. It offers secure payment solutions for the crowd-economy through independent, supervised platforms across Europe. Lemon Way processes payments for over 400 partners and 1.6 million accounts, with €190 million in payments in 2015. It aims to expand further with new services and partnerships.
Alle ontwikkelingen van Rabo Mobiel op het gebied van Mobiel Bankieren, Mobiel Betalen, NFC Betalen, NFC toegang, Mobiel Ticketing op een rijtje.
All developmenet of Rabo Mobiel ie Mobile Banking, Mobile Payments, NFC Payments, NFC access, Mobile Ticketing in 1 summary.
Overview of FinTech Industry - Business Case LVEYLarbi NAJARI
A quick overview of FinTech Industry worldwide and in Thailand + a presentation of LVEY a currency exchange solution.
This presentation was made during the monthly Wednesday FrenchTech Thailand meetup in August.
Wirecard AG is a leading international payment services provider with offices in Europe and Asia. It has banking and e-money licenses and processes more than 50 card programs worldwide. The document discusses how payments are becoming increasingly mobile and detached from traditional banking as new technologies allow banking services to be provided anywhere. This may lead to a future where basic bank accounts are unbundled from banks and anyone can offer banking utilities from mobile phones.
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With more than 12 million customers and more than US$2 billion annual revenue, Russian Tinkoff Neobank is a force to reckon with. Tinkoff products range from banking, wealth management, insurance, SAS based products to telecom for retail customers, SMEs, and large businesses.
Tinkoff products are highly adapted to the Russian lifestyle and socio-economic conditions proven by the rapid adoption of their products. The company was listed on the London stock exchange in 2013 and currently has a market cap of around ~US$10 billion.
This is one of the best Study Cases my ASEM (Moldova) Business English students have created so far - this one is done by Cristina Vornic, a freshman from the Banking and Finance Department
This document contains information about complementary currencies (CCs) and shared currency systems (SCCs). It discusses the history and etymology of the word "economy" in various languages. It also provides examples of existing SCC systems like LETS, Banco Palmas, Chiemgauer, and WIRBank. The document advocates for developing community-based currencies that are interest-free and involve local stakeholders to stimulate local economies. It provides guidance on designing, marketing, and implementing SCC systems tailored to community needs. Key resources on the topic are also referenced.
Initio Digital Innovation Digest #11 Q4 2018Initio
Quarterly published Digest of most relevant digital innovations in bank and insurance. This quarter: focus on Ecosystems - Beyond Banking and Insurance
The Evolution of Money-Digital Transformation and CBDCs in Central BankingSelcen Ozturkcan
Understand the drivers of digital transformation in central banks roles and responsibilities.
Identify the potential benefits and risks of CBDCs.
Examine the contemporary situation in Sweden.
H.R. Verbeek gave a presentation on ING Financial Markets and fixed income trading. He discussed ING's global presence and trading operations. He then covered various fixed income products traded including government bonds, corporate bonds, interest rate derivatives, and repos. Verbeek also discussed ING's role as a primary dealer, the financial crisis and its impact on markets, the European debt crisis, and challenges for the future of fixed income trading.
Pakistan is facing numerous changelings. This presentation proposes a single solution to all economic problems of Pakistan. Same technology can be used by any other country of the world also. It will work equally good..
This document provides information on products and services from Bank Medici, a private bank based in Austria. It details the bank's location in Austria and partnership with Bank Austria Creditanstalt as providing safety, stability, and standard banking services. The document summarizes Bank Medici's offerings, including online banking and trading services, cash and investment products like mutual funds, structured products, and insurance.
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From book token to Libra: challenges for innovation and regulationSimon Lelieveldt
This is the presentation delivered by Simon Lelieveldt at the Emerce-Financials event on November 26, 2019. He takes a longer historic perspective to note that in Europe the e-money directive is an example of a well designed regulatory framework that balances the wishes of regulators and allows for innovation.
Fast forward to today, his observations are that particularly in the Netherlands, the Ministry of Finance and Central Bank are consistently stifling innovation by topping up EU legislation with national rules and by being overly restrictive in their intepretations of relevant EU legislation.
He points in particular at the ongoing AMLD5 implementation where an independent legal opinion confirms that the Ministry of Finance systematically misrepresents the content of the proposed law as being EU-rules only, whereas effectively it introduces two core elements of banking prudential supervision into the AML-law (against the explicit advice of the Council of State).
Luckily, the overextended regulation does not stifle the introduction of his own ICO, an Iepen Coin Offering, consisting of wooden coins, made of the tree (Iep-Elm) that stood for over hundred years at the Amsterdam Exchange Square.
In maart 2017 werd de mooiste boom van het Beursplein geveld. De iep die voor Beursplein 5 stond. Deze markante boom droeg nog de sporen van de Occupy bezetting en was getuige van ruim 100 jaar (financiële) geschiedenis van Amsterdam.
Alle reden om de boom een nieuw leven te geven dus en in deze presentatie - gegeven tijdens vormgevers in Hout op 13 oktober 2019 - licht Simon Lelieveldt toe hoe het project leidde tot spreekgestoelte, iepencenten, papier en tafels.En tot de site iep.amsterdam waar het nieuwe leven van de boom, in al zijn gedaantes, op de voet gevolgd wordt.
Slides van het minicollege op de Personal Finance Day 2018, over de aard van bitcoin en cryptovaluta. Bedoeld om de hiermee onbekende beleggers uiteenlopende perspectieven te geven op de materie (maar geen beleggingsadvies). Hierin is ook de youtube/audio opgenomen van langere college over hetzelfde
Simon Lelieveldt, a regulatory consultant in payments and banking, contributed to the April 2014 Bitcoin meetup in Amsterdam with a presentation on the relevant legal underpinnings of any payment system (Frijda, 1914). He showed how even playing cards have become payment instruments in the past.
Simon compared the bitcoin emergence to e-money discussions of the 1990s and stressed the relevance of good governance to wrap up with the statement that the idea(l) of no regulation for bitcoin would be a useless myth.
This document discusses the role of women in commerce through the ages and the power of money to bridge cultural divides. It notes that while money has been criticized as the root of all evil, money is actually more open-minded than other human systems as it can bridge any cultural gap and does not discriminate based on attributes like gender, religion, or orientation. As a result, money allows even strangers who do not trust each other to nevertheless cooperate effectively. The document then lists several women's names and discusses the hierarchy of needs in payments and how payments are increasingly being driven by contexts rather than just technology. It concludes that commerce and diversity is a powerful formula and contexts are important, with the implication that this is an opportunity to empower women in
Op 8 oktober 2017 ging Simon Lelieveldt van Financieel Erfgoed tijdens de publieksdag van Kasboekje van Nederland in gesprek met het publiek over het gebruik van contant geld in de afgelopen 115 jaar. Aan de orde kwam hoe we geld gebruiken, hoe we met contant geld leren omgaan en hoe belangrijk het is dat cash gewoon als betaalmiddel blijft bestaan.
In het verhaal wordt toegelicht dat zindelijk worden en ontlasting onherroepelijk verbonden zijn aan het gebruik van contant geld. Dat verklaart ook een fenomeen als betaalpijn: het fysiek ervaren van uitgaven en 'pijn' als ze cash worden gedaan, ten opzichte van een minder sterke pijn bij het gebruik van andere betaalmiddelen.
Rationality and irrationality in EU payments 2014Simon Lelieveldt
Slide deck of a presentation on institutional dynamics behind EU legislation in payments. It describes the formal motivation as well as the actual drivers. Presented in the Jean Monnet Module on Europeanisation of the payment system, October 24, 2014, Siena.
See for more publications and presentations:
http://www.simonl.org/publications/
Collectieve sturing in 100 jaar betalingsverkeerSimon Lelieveldt
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1. Central bank digital currencies -
full reserve banks and Libra …?
ESB Panel discussion on central bank digital currencies
June 26, 2019
Simon Lelieveldt
@finhstamsterdam
2. Five essential questions…
• Who is issuing
• Which currency
• Under which legal guarantuee
• How is it backed?
• Using which system
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4. Account system
Digital (FA)
1976-19971609
City of
Amsterdam
Bankgulden
100 %
Reserve in metal
Customers
Dutch Central
Bank - DNB
Government guarantee
Customers
Gulden
Paper based
account system
Government guarantee
100 %
Reserve
FULL RESERVE
BANK !
FULL RESERVE
BANK !
5. Account system
Digital (FA)
1976-19971609
City of
Amsterdam
Bankgulden
100 %
Reserve in metal
Customers
Dutch Central
Bank - DNB
Government guarantee
Customers
Gulden
Paper based
account system
Government guarantee
100 %
Reserve
FULL RESERVE
BANK !
FULL RESERVE
BANK !
1998 ->
Fin. Instit.
Target2 –
system
Euro
Gov. guarantee
Dutch Central
Bank - DNB
100 %
Reserve
6. Account system
Digital (FA)
1976-19971609
City of
Amsterdam
Bankgulden
100 %
Reserve in metal
Customers
Government guarantee
Customers
Gulden
Paper based
account system
Government guarantee
100 %
Reserve
FULL RESERVE
BANK !
FULL RESERVE
BANK !
1998 ->
Fin. Instit.
Target2 –
system
Euro
Gov. guarantee
100 %
Reserve
2020?
CBDC-
system
Customers
CBDC = FULL
RESERVE BANK
DNB or Mnstr
of Finance ?
100 %
Reserve
Euro
Dutch Central
Bank - DNB
Dutch Central
Bank - DNB
Gov. guarantee
7. ‘Coins’, bank notes and ledgers: all the same !
1. A coin or a bank note is a transferable slice of a
ledger entry (of an issuing institution).
2. Central bank issued digital currencies are a
technical variation to a central bank operated
account system.
3. The bit-’coin’ is a divisable transferable ledger
entry of a crowd sourced database with maximum
amount of 21M
11. 2015
E-money
accounts
FACEBOOK
IRELAND
Euro, Pound
Customers
E-MONEY
100 %
Reserve at
Comm. banks
No. guarantee
FACEBOOK INTERNATIONAL
Libra = curr. basket
Members – resellers –
validators - promotors
Securities guarantee
Primary Market in Libra
Customers
Exchanges – other
institutions
Secondary Market in Libra
Retail Market in Libra
CALIBRA =
MEMBER
LIBRA AS. =
ISSUER
Association:
1. Manage
reserve fund
2. Manage open
source code and
technical
roadmap
100 %
Reserve
SECURITY +
PAYMENTS
PAYMENT IN KIND
(curr. Basket)
DISCONNECT
BETWEEN
CUSTOMER
DEMAND AND
LIBRA
12.
13.
14.
15. FACEBOOK INTERNATIONAL
Libra = curr. basket
Members – resellers –
validators - promotors
Securities guarantee
Primary Market in Libra
Customers
Exchanges – other
institutions
Secondary Market in Libra
Retail Market in Libra
CALIBRA =
MEMBER
LIBRA AS. =
ISSUER
Association:
1. Manage reserve
fund
2. Manage open
source code and
technical roadmap
100 %
Reserve
SECURITY +
PAYMENTS
16. 2020?
CBDC-
system
CBDC = FULL
RESERVE BANK
DNB or Mnstr
of Finance ?
Euro
Gov. guarantee
Customers
100 %
Reserve
FACEBOOK INTERNATIONAL
Libra = curr. basket
Members – resellers –
validators - promotors
Securities guarantee
Primary Market in Libra
Customers
Exchanges – other
institutions
Secondary Market in Libra
Retail Market in Libra
CALIBRA =
MEMBER
LIBRA AS. =
ISSUER
Association:
1. Manage reserve
fund
2. Manage open
source code and
technical roadmap
100 %
Reserve
SECURITY +
PAYMENTS
17. 2020?
CBDC-
system
CBDC = FULL
RESERVE BANK
DNB or Mnstr
of Finance ?
Euro
Gov. guarantee
Customers
100 %
Reserve
2019
E-money
accounts
GOOGLE
LITHUANIA
Euro
Customers
FULL RESERVE
E-MONEY
100 %
Reserve at
ECB
No. guarantee
FACEBOOK INTERNATIONAL
Libra = curr. basket
Members – resellers –
validators - promotors
Securities guarantee
Primary Market in Libra
Customers
Exchanges – other
institutions
Secondary Market in Libra
Retail Market in Libra
CALIBRA =
MEMBER
LIBRA AS. =
ISSUER
Association:
1. Manage reserve
fund
2. Manage open
source code and
technical roadmap
100 %
Reserve
SECURITY +
PAYMENTS
18. 2020?
CBDC-
system
CBDC = FULL
RESERVE BANK
DNB or Mnstr
of Finance ?
Euro
Gov. guarantee
Customers
100 %
Reserve
2019
E-money
accounts
GOOGLE
LITHUANIA
Euro
Customers
FULL RESERVE
E-MONEY
100 %
Reserve at
ECB
No. guarantee
FACEBOOK INTERNATIONAL
Libra = curr. basket
Members – resellers –
validators - promotors
Securities guarantee
Primary Market in Libra
Customers
Exchanges – other
institutions
Secondary Market in Libra
Retail Market in Libra
CALIBRA =
MEMBER
LIBRA AS. =
ISSUER
Association:
1. Manage reserve
fund
2. Manage open
source code and
technical roadmap
100 %
Reserve
SECURITY +
PAYMENTS
?
21. 2020?
CBDC-
system
CBDC = FULL
RESERVE BANK
DNB or Mnstr
of Finance ?
Euro
Gov. guarantee
Customers
100 %
Reserve
E-money
accounts
Euro
Customers
FULL RESERVE
E-MONEY
100 %
Reserve at
ECB
No. guarantee
2020?
DEPOSITOBANK
LITHUANIA
22. 2020?
CBDC-
system
CBDC = FULL
RESERVE BANK
DNB or Mnstr
of Finance ?
Euro
Gov. guarantee
Customers
100 %
Reserve
E-money
accounts
Euro
Customers
FULL RESERVE
E-MONEY
100 %
Reserve at
ECB
No. guarantee
E-money
accounts
VOLKSBANK
(USO)
Euro
Customers
100 %
Reserve at
ECB
FULL RESERVE
E-MONEY
No. guarantee
2020? 2020?
DEPOSITOBANK
LITHUANIA
23. 2020?
CBDC-
system
CBDC = FULL
RESERVE BANK
DNB or Mnstr
of Finance ?
Euro
Gov. guarantee
Customers
100 %
Reserve
E-money
accounts
DEPOSITOBANK
LITHUANIA
Euro
Customers
FULL RESERVE
E-MONEY
100 %
Reserve at
ECB
No. guarantee
E-money
accounts
VOLKSBANK
(USO)
Euro
Customers
2014
Deposit
accounts
BUNQ
BANK
Euro
Customers
9x %
Reserve at ECB
9x% RESERVE
BANK
Dep. guarantee
100 %
Reserve at
ECB
FULL RESERVE
E-MONEY
No. guarantee
2020? 2020?
24. 2020?
CBDC-
system
CBDC = FULL
RESERVE BANK
DNB or Mnstr
of Finance ?
Euro
Gov. guarantee
Customers
100 %
Reserve
E-money
accounts
DEPOSITOBANK
LITHUANIA
Euro
Customers
FULL RESERVE
E-MONEY
100 %
Reserve at
ECB
No. guarantee
E-money
accounts
VOLKSBANK
(USO)
Euro
Customers
2014
Deposit
accounts
BUNQ
BANK
Euro
Customers
9x %
Reserve at ECB
9x% RESERVE
BANK
Dep. guarantee
100 %
Reserve at
ECB
FULL RESERVE
E-MONEY
No. guarantee
2020?2020?
E-money
accounts
DEPOS. BANK
NEDERLAND
Euro
Customers
FULL RESERVE
E-MONEY
100 %
Reserve at
ECB
2025?
No. guarantee
27. 2020?
CBDC-
system
CBDC = FULL
RESERVE BANK
DNB or Mnstr
of Finance ?
Euro
Gov. guarantee
Customers
2007
E-money
accounts
PAYPAL
BANK
Euro
Customers
No. guarantee
100 %
Reserve
100 %
Reserve at
Comm. banks
E-MONEY
28. 2020?
CBDC-
system
CBDC = FULL
RESERVE BANK
DNB or Mnstr
of Finance ?
Euro
Gov. guarantee
Customers
2007
E-money
accounts
PAYPAL
BANK
Euro
Customers
No. guarantee
100 %
Reserve
100 %
Reserve at
Comm. banks
E-MONEY
2014
Deposit
accounts
BUNQ
BANK
Euro
Customers
9x %
Reserve at ECB
9x% RESERVE
BANK
Dep. guarantee
29. 2020?
CBDC-
system
CBDC = FULL
RESERVE BANK
DNB or Mnstr
of Finance ?
Euro
Gov. guarantee
Customers
2007
E-money
accounts
PAYPAL
BANK
Euro
Customers
No. guarantee
100 %
Reserve
100 %
Reserve at
Comm. banks
E-MONEY
2015
E-money
accounts
FACEBOOK
IRELAND
Euro, Pound
Customers
E-MONEY
100 %
Reserve at
Comm. banks
No. guarantee
30. 2020?
CBDC-
system
CBDC = FULL
RESERVE BANK
DNB or Mnstr
of Finance ?
Euro
Gov. guarantee
Customers
2007
E-money
accounts
PAYPAL
BANK
Euro
Customers
No. guarantee
100 %
Reserve
100 %
Reserve at
Comm. banks
E-MONEY
2015
E-money
accounts
FACEBOOK
IRELAND
Euro, Pound
Customers
E-MONEY
100 %
Reserve at
Comm. banks
No. guarantee
2019
E-money
accounts
GOOGLE
LITHUANIA
Euro
Customers
FULL RESERVE
E-MONEY
100 %
Reserve at
ECB
No. guarantee
31. 2020?
CBDC-
system
CBDC = FULL
RESERVE BANK
DNB or Mnstr
of Finance ?
Euro
Gov. guarantee
Customers
2007
E-money
accounts
PAYPAL
BANK
Euro
Customers
No. guarantee
100 %
Reserve
100 %
Reserve at
Comm. banks
E-MONEY
2014
Deposit
accounts
BUNQ
BANK
Euro
Customers
9x %
Reserve at ECB
9x% RESERVE
BANK
Dep. guarantee
2015
E-money
accounts
FACEBOOK
IRELAND
Euro, Pound
Customers
E-MONEY
100 %
Reserve at
Comm. banks
No. guarantee
2019
E-money
accounts
GOOGLE
LITHUANIA
Euro
Customers
FULL RESERVE
E-MONEY
100 %
Reserve at
ECB
No. guarantee