Digital currencies

How can the EU prevent the dollarisation of digital finance?

Jeromin Zettelmeyer

A new strategy to contain stablecoin risks in the European Union

EU reluctance on stablecoins may backfire as US-backed dollar tokens spread, pushing demand offshore and importing dollar risks into Europe

Lucrezia Reichlin, Bo Sangers and Jeromin Zettelmeyer

Money, stablecoins and the dollar

The past, present and future of money

Rebecca Christie, Barry Eichengreen and Lucrezia Reichlin

The Digital Euro and Monetary Credibility

Rebecca Christie

28th regimes to help Europe’s capital markets

The European Union should take a building-block approach to pan-EU business laws

Rebecca Christie

The real justification for the digital euro? Monetary sovereignty

The best argument for the digital euro is to discourage ghosts of the euro crisis from returning to haunt Europe

Rebecca Christie

AI, data and Europe’s quest to simplify

How can the EU adapt its rulebook to meet tomorrow's technology environment?

Rebecca Christie, Mario Mariniello and Bertin Martens

The European Union should embrace decentralised finance and make it safe

A hybrid system with a digital euro and regulated private money would safeguard the EU from dollar-denominated stablecoin dominance

Lucrezia Reichlin

Digital euro: why now and what's next

ECB’s Cipollone and Spain’s Hernández de Cos talk timing and strategic arguments for a new Central Bank Digital Currency

Rebecca Christie, Piero Cipollone and Pablo Hernández de Cos

Updated assessment: Memo to the commissioner responsible for digital affairs

Bertin Martens

Memo to the commissioner responsible for digital affairs

Bertin Martens

On the digital euro holding limits

The plan for a retail digital euro holding limit, combined with a ‘waterfall approach’ to smooth transactions, sets up an apparent clash of objectives

Maria Demertzis and Juan Mejino-López

De-dollarisation is all about de-risking

Maria Demertzis