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Cash is the tender of last resort – panel

Officials at Central Banking Autumn Meetings discuss risks of long-term outages in era of digital payments

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Privately issued stablecoins, publicly issued central bank digital currencies and instant payments systems need not be in competition, but could help to plug each other’s systemic cyber security and operational risks, Central Banking’s Autumn Meetings heard on November 20. However, all three systems will remain vulnerable to long-term outages, meaning hard cash may ultimately remain a necessity.

A panel of officials from small and large emerging market economies described how private stablecoins

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