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Many central banks around the world are studying the pros and cons of introducing retail CBDC. A retail CBDC is a direct central bank liability. Questions therefore come up as
The SEACEN Centre is looking to fill the role of Head, Corporate Services. Interested to work in a dynamic training organisation serving the capacity-building needs of Central banks in the