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Digital Currencies
India begins digital rupee pilot in four cities with four banks
Open Banking & Finance
US consumer agency aims to finalise open banking rules in 2024
Digital Currencies
‘Project Icebreaker’ to test ‘immediate’ cross-border retail CBDC payments
Digital Currencies
Shortlisted entries revealed for CBDC-focused G20 TechSprint
Policy & Governance
BIS Innovation Hub names Swedish central bank’s Skingsley as head
Digital Currencies
CBDC ‘momentum’ revealed in survey of 81 central banks
Digital Currencies
CBDCs’ financial inclusion potential examined in World Bank-BIS paper
Data
BIS Open Tech debuts with ‘potentially game-changing’ SupTech tool
Payments
BIS Innovation Hub London head outlines centre’s first two projects
Payments
Multi-CBDCs technically viable but ‘more unknowns than knowns’: BIS-led project
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