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Tokenisation poses monetary operations challenges – panel

Officials tell Central Banking London Meetings that 24/7 markets can bring new dilemmas

AI hand holding digital dollar token

Panellists at the  Central Banking Meetings London on June 11 discussed how their institutions were preparing to provide liquidity as markets move towards 24 hours a day, seven days a week settlement.

From a risk management perspective, an executive director described their central bank’s engagement with digital asset markets, and the effects the new technology might have on open market operations and the implementation of monetary policy. 

The official said a hands-on approach to executing real

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