This highlights of the SEACEN Policy Summit 2026: The Future of the International Monetary System and the Role of Asia documents the key policy discussions and insights shared by policymakers from SEACEN member central banks and international experts. The discussions focused on reducing structural vulnerabilities and spillover risks in the current dollar-centric architecture by addressing the root causes of global imbalances. Panellists emphasized that regional cooperation remains the essential pillar for resilience, advocating for more ambitious macroeconomic surveillance and the deepening of local capital markets. To meet the demands of the digital era, the summit highlighted the need to integrate artificial intelligence and tokenization into financial architecture while managing the risks of market fragmentation. In summary, the summit emphasized that Asia can foster a more balanced and resilient financial system by broadening the adoption of local currencies and harnessing technological advancements. Through collaborative efforts in regulation, innovation, and infrastructure, the region is positioned to navigate the complexities of a fragmented global landscape and work toward enduring financial stability.
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