2019 Central Bank of the Future Conference
The 2019 Central Bank of the Future conference convened international experts and practitioners to examine how the core functions of a central bank contribute to financial inclusion, poverty alleviation, and a more inclusive economy – and what could be improved. Topics included, among other areas, technology and financial inclusion, digital currencies (fiat and non-fiat), distributive ledgers, and cross-border payments, and anti-money laundering (AML) practices. Videos of both days' panels are available below the following conference agenda.
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To learn more about the overarching project, or to read the first working papers in the series, click here.
Day One Videos
Day Two Videos
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CBOTF 2019 Day 2 Opening Keynote with Jennifer Tescher Oct 2, 2019
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CBOTF 2019 Panel 1: Central Bank Approaches to Financial Inclusion (Day 2) | Greta Bull, Lobna Helal, Sofie Maddens, Ajay Shah, Michael Wiegand Oct 3, 2019
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CBOTF 2019 Panel 2: Innovations & Central Banking (Day 2) | Chris Calabia, Aishah Ahmad, Leonardo Gambacorta Oct 3, 2019
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CBOTF 2019 Panel 3: Digital currencies, distributed ledgers & cross-border payments | Adrienne Harris, Abdel Banda, Stefan Ingves, Njuguna Ndung’u, Oct 2, 2019
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CBOTF 2019 Panel 4: Anti-Money Laundering & Financial Inclusion (Day 2) | Jo Ann Barefoot, Aaron Klein, Jennifer Shasky Calvery Oct 3, 2019
Thank You!
Support for the Central Bank of the Future conference was provided by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the University of Michigan's Ford School of Public Policy, and Michigan Ross' Business + Impact. We also appreciate the support of University of Michigan student groups Domestic Policy Corps and Michigan FinTech.