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CIGI | Robert Fay, David Dodge, Serge Dupont, Mark Jewett, John Murray, Keldon Bester | Jun 22, 2022
A growing number of countries around the world are considering or implementing retail central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) that could be used by both consumers and businesses. Before Canada joins its peers in this endeavour, it can learn from their experiences.
This conference report is based on an April 2022 workshop attended by Canadian and international experts.
See: Podcast: CBDC implementation models and the role of the private sector including Payments Canada architect
The discussion focused on the international backdrop and what can be learned from global leaders in CBDCs, to determine next steps for Canada and to assess the legal and regulatory changes required to support a Canadian CBDC.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- What does the international CBDC landscape look like?
- What steps can Canada take to prepare for a CBDC?
- What legislative and regulatory action is needed to implement a Canadian retail CBDC?
- Conclusion: The hard work lies ahead
Continue to view the 18 page report –> here
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