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Webinar: How can central banks future-proof reserve management in a rapidly evolving financial landscape?

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The panel

  • Mourad Gueye, Principal, market specialist, Nasdaq
  • Sophie Marnhier-Foy, Vice-president, head of client solutions strategy, financial technology, Nasdaq
  • Bjørn Jul Østergaard, Head of financial market solutions, National Bank of Denmark
  • Moderator: Joasia Popowicz, Associate editor, Central Banking

As financial markets grow more complex and interconnected, central banks are re-evaluating how they manage reserves and conduct monetary operations. The need for a more agile, transparent and resilient infrastructure is clear – but how can central banks truly amplify the adoption of new technologies and innovation?

This webinar explores how central banks can take a strategic, future-proofed approach to modernisation by consolidating fragmented systems into a unified platform. The panel examines how cloud-native technologies, artificial intelligence-driven insights and digital transformation can enhance operational efficiency, performance attribution and risk mitigation.

Rather than chasing trends, this session focuses on practical innovation – how central banks can prepare for the integration of digital currencies, tokenised assets and evolving regulatory expectations while maintaining control, security and stability.

Key themes:

  • Why a centralised, modular platform is key to near-term optimisation and long-term resilience
  • How cloud and AI can support smarter, faster decision-making
  • Stepwise and agile strategies for modernising reserve and monetary operations  
  • Preparing for digital assets and next-generation instruments in a controlled, phased manner
  • Lessons from early adopters: what’s working and how to get started.

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