Name: The Digital Currency Revolution. Central Bank Digital Currencies, Crypto, and the Future of Global Finance
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Author: John Ninia;Sharwari Pandit;Mark Mobius;Lourdes Casanova
ISBN: 9783032028181

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The Digital Currency Revolution. Central Bank Digital Currencies, Crypto, and the Future of Global Finance

Type

Physical Book

Publisher

Palgrave Macmillan

Author

John Ninia;Sharwari Pandit;Mark Mobius;Lourdes Casanova

Year

2025

Pages

280

Format

Hardcover

Dimensions

23.50 x 15.50 cm

ISBN13

9783032028181

The Digital Currency Revolution. Central Bank Digital Currencies, Crypto, and the Future of Global Finance

John Ninia;Sharwari Pandit;Mark Mobius;Lourdes Casanova (Author) · Palgrave Macmillan · Hardcover

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Synopsis "The Digital Currency Revolution. Central Bank Digital Currencies, Crypto, and the Future of Global Finance"

The past decade has seen an explosion of growth in digitalization, financial technology and mobile payments in emerging markets. The rise of global alternate financial systems has spurred central banks into action, fast-tracking solutions like Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) from the concept to pilot stage in several countries. The rise in interest in CBDCs has been rapid and widespread - per the Atlantic Council's CBDC tracker, more than 95% of the global economy is considering the introduction of CBDC in some form. Although most of the world is interested in CBDCs, emerging markets have raced ahead in the implementation, pilots and launch of different models. This book covers the emergence of digital payments, cryptocurrencies, and CBDCs. As emerging markets continue to experiment with these futuristic digital financial instruments systems, this book offers case studies across a range of countries and explores their unique economic and social context. It provides an updated overview on the initiatives and their positive and negative consequences globally. Common arguments against CBDCs include concerns related to privacy and concentrating autonomy in central banks. In the US, arguments against CBDCs also highlight that if cash becomes obsolete, there is more government control and less privacy on our spending and financial transactions. Lastly, this book explores the potential disruption in the global financial order unleashed by instruments like wholesale and retail CBDCs, cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, cross-border payment instruments, and digital payment systems. It engages in discussion relating to an ongoing policy war regarding financial payments and digital currencies and the possible dilution of the strength of physical currency.