We are increasingly witnessing a growing convergence between traditional finance, digital assets and digital currencies. As these worlds converge (or collide, depending on one's viewpoint), will the increasing existence of digital fiat currencies – be they stablecoins or CBDCs – also enhance the cryptocurrency market or will they pose a threat to it?

What potential do tokenized deposits have for maintaining commercial banks' credit creation abilities whilst also leveraging the capabilities and benefits offered by digital currencies? What roles will these different types of digital money play in the future? And how can we ensure that any future ecosystem of new forms of digital money is effective, diverse and competitive in delivering benefit to both consumers and markets?

Speakers:
Andrew Whitworth, Policy Director, EMEA at Ripple
Ramy Soliman, Co-Founder, Policy Lead at Stablecoin Standard
Kene Ezeji-Okoye, Co-CEO at Millicent Labs

Moderator:
Jannah Patchay, Executive Director, Policy Lead at Digital Pound Foundation

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