Payments & Liquidity

BIS Working Paper 1112 - Trust Bridges and Money Flows

Analyzes how trust relationships between payment systems and institutions shape cross-border money flows, with implications for liquidity, interoperability, and the design of payment networks. Frames trust as a key determinant of efficiency and resilience in moving funds across jurisdictions.

Topics: bis, payments, cross-border, interoperability

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