Stablecoins & CBDC

BIS - UNSW Law & Justice Research Series (Oct 2023)

Analyzes the competitive and policy relationship between central bank digital currencies, stablecoins, and tokenised forms of money, focusing on implications for monetary sovereignty, regulation, and payment system design.

Topics: bis, stablecoins, cbdc, policy

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