Banking and Capital Markets

This digital currency could build a more sustainable global economy

A teller counts Philippine peso bills at an international money remittance center in Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines September 19, 2018

A price-stable, asset-linked digital currency could make global remittances much cheaper Image: REUTERS/Eloisa Lopez

John Liu
chief product officer, Fusion Foundation
Peter Lyons
Senior Adviser, Emerging Technologies, Lapa Capital
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