CPMI publishes analysis on how central banks support payment system safety and efficiency and trust in money in the rapidly changing payments ecosystem
Why this matters
The media release announces a CPMI analytical report on central bank money and the evolving payments ecosystem, covering fast payments, non-bank PSPs, tokenised deposits, stablecoins and programmable platforms. It is research and analysis rather than a rule, guidance, or enforcement action, so it is classed as a report. Sectors are limited to Payments & E-Money and Crypto & Digital Assets because the stablecoin and tokenisation discussion is central to the text. Topics are tagged General because the report is cross-cutting policy analysis. Urgency is null because the content is informational with no obligation or compliance date.
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What the BIS said
A new report by the BIS Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) examines how technological innovation, changing user demand and the emergence of new types of payment service providers and arrangements are transforming payment systems.
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Context
Bank for International Settlements (BIS) — Hosts the Basel Committee, whose capital and liquidity standards national regulators implement. We track 69 updates from them.
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This update is classified under General, Payments & E-Money and Crypto & Digital Assets.