Michael Greco and Robert Zev Mahari join FNA to debate the technical and policy frameworks required to protect user privacy in a future Digital Dollar.

Accenture’s Rafael Gomes and Oliver Wyman’s Oliver Wünsch outline the strategic shift required to move Suptech from experimental pilots to a core, top-down institutional priority.

JP Morgan’s Philip Enness and Keith Bear explain how tokenized deposits are bridging the gap between traditional bank regulation and the high-speed efficiency of blockchain-native money.

BIS’s Daniel Eidan and Accenture’s Ousmène Jacques Mandeng unveil how Project mBridge uses custom DLT to deliver $55B+ in real-time, multi-currency cross-border settlements.

Visa’s Catherine Gu and EMTECH’s Carmelle Cadet discuss the critical balance between CBDCs and stablecoins in the race to redefine the global payments ecosystem.

Columbia University’s Patricia Mosser and Jason Healey analyze how cyber-attacks can trigger systemic financial crises through liquidity sinks and the rapid erosion of public confidence.

ECB’s Patrick Papsdorf and Banque de France’s Claudine Hurman explore how "Augmented Oversight" and tech-neutral regulations are securing the future of decentralized wholesale payments.

SWIFT’s Saskia Devolder and the Bank of England’s John Jackson explain how ISO 20022 is revolutionizing global payments through structured data, enhanced transparency, and API interoperability.

Simon Chantry and John Kiff explore how standardized technological foundations can transform retail CBDCs into a seamless global solution for cross-border payments.

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce and Professor Patrick McCarty join FNA to dissect the regulatory, privacy, and stability implications of a potential U.S. Digital Dollar.

TCH’s Richard Dzina and BNY Mellon’s Stephen Wojciechowicz explore how Liquidity Saving Mechanisms enable the high-speed efficiency of real-time payments without draining global bank capital.

BIS experts Anneke Kosse and Ilaria Mattei reveal how global CBDC interoperability and the 2021 survey findings are shaping the future of cross-border payments.

QFCRA’s Perttu Korhonen and Clara Machado of Banco de la República break down how the fusion of payments data and network analytics is turning financial oversight into a proactive, AI-driven discipline.

Jan Schoombee (Fnality) discusses the transition to peer-to-peer wholesale payments, revealing how DLT-based settlement can reduce bank liquidity requirements by up to 70%.

Accenture’s John Velissarios and G+D’s Raoul Herborg discuss the user-centric design features and offline capabilities required to drive mass adoption of retail CBDCs.

Regnology’s Joanne Horgan and Dr. Simone di Castri outline the journey from siloed reporting to the "Gen 4" era of end-to-end, AI-powered supervisory intelligence.

Phil Mochan (Nomos) and Claudio Ceresani (DGT Solutions) discuss how "Challenger FMIs" are leveraging cloud computing and DLT to fix the broken correspondent banking model for low-value cross-border payments.

Oliver Wyman’s Larissa De Lima and AWS’s Erica Salinas present a framework for aligning retail CBDC design principles with long-term policy objectives.

Masaki Bessho and Dr. Steven Hu provide an inside look at the strategic design and custodian implications of CBDC pilots in Japan and Singapore.

World Bank and CBDC Think Tank experts explore the historical evolution of private money and the modern strategic lessons shaping the future of central bank digital currencies.