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Cipollone: Money in the digital age
For centuries, central banks have issued money and safeguarded its value. That mandate has not changed. What has changed is the technological environment around it. Consumers increasingly pay digitally, financial institutions explore new technologies, and new players and infrastructures are reshaping how money is used across the economy. If central banks want to ensure that money remains stable, trusted and usable, they must help bring it up to date with technological developments. In contrast, if central bank money does not adapt to technological change, it risks losing relevance in key parts of the economy. This ... (full story)
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