BIS, c-bank partners launch Project Mandala
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) and central bank partners today launched Project Mandala.
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) and central bank partners today launched Project Mandala.
The guidance applies “same risk, same regulation” to systemically important stablecoin arrangements that are used for payments.
The Renminbi Liquidity Arrangement (RMBLA) will provide liquidity through a reserve pooling scheme to central banks from APAC region.
HKMA, together with the Bank of Israel and the Bank for International Settlements, announce a joint research on retail CBDC.
Swiss National Bank (SNB) and five commercial banks integrated wholesale CBDC in their existing back-office systems and processes.
The Principles for Financial Market Infrastructures (PFMI) apply to systemically important stablecoin arrangements.
BIS Innovation Hub and central banks of Australia, Malaysia, Singapore and South Africa will test CBDCs for international settlements.
The Bank for International Settlements’ Innovation Hub has set out its work program, with central bank digital currencies among six areas of focus.
A PoC linking the existing payment system to a distributed ledger and another issuing a wholesale central bank digital currency (CBDC) are compared.
A number of central banks and BIS agree that CBDC may offer opportunities that are not possible with cash.