digital currencies

Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr says stablecoins and cryptocurrencies are not a credible alternative to central bank money

Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr says stablecoins and cryptocurrencies are not a credible alternative to central bank money

Lynda Moore helps you understand why adapting to the digital financial era is necessary, and how best to think and prepare for it

Lynda Moore helps you understand why adapting to the digital financial era is necessary, and how best to think and prepare for it

How and why the so-called BRICS countries may develop a currency system independent of the US & what it might mean for NZ

How and why the so-called BRICS countries may develop a currency system independent of the US & what it might mean for NZ

The Reserve Bank's four steps towards the potential introduction of a central bank digital currency

The Reserve Bank's four steps towards the potential introduction of a central bank digital currency

Crypto: what could more regulation mean for the future of digital currencies?

Crypto: what could more regulation mean for the future of digital currencies?

As the RBNZ mulls developing a central bank digital currency, the NZ Bankers' Association queries what public policy problem one would address

As the RBNZ mulls developing a central bank digital currency, the NZ Bankers' Association queries what public policy problem one would address

Bank for International Settlements teams with Swiss National Bank, Bank of France, Accenture and others in cross-border central bank digital currency experiment

Bank for International Settlements teams with Swiss National Bank, Bank of France, Accenture and others in cross-border central bank digital currency experiment

The nuts and bolts of how central bank digital currencies might operate and what they might mean

The nuts and bolts of how central bank digital currencies might operate and what they might mean

Bank for International Settlements argues development of central bank digital currencies is a global effort of collaboration rather than competition

Bank for International Settlements argues development of central bank digital currencies is a global effort of collaboration rather than competition

An offshoot of Auckland-based digital assets company Techemy has announced what it says is the first New Zealand dollar 'stablecoin', backed 1-for-1 by Kiwi dollars

An offshoot of Auckland-based digital assets company Techemy has announced what it says is the first New Zealand dollar 'stablecoin', backed 1-for-1 by Kiwi dollars

S&P expects central bank digital currencies to be developed in a way that enables financial institutions to continue to play a major role in the financial system

S&P expects central bank digital currencies to be developed in a way that enables financial institutions to continue to play a major role in the financial system

Macquarie analysts argue commercial banks and fintech will exist solely at the grace of central banks and their earnings will be determined by them

Macquarie analysts argue commercial banks and fintech will exist solely at the grace of central banks and their earnings will be determined by them

International ratings agency Moody's says central bank digital currencies could displace commercial banks from their current role in the payments system, disrupt their business models, and force changes to their funding model

International ratings agency Moody's says central bank digital currencies could displace commercial banks from their current role in the payments system, disrupt their business models, and force changes to their funding model

Bank for International Settlements says there is a risk of central bank digital currencies 'disintermediating banks or allowing destablising runs into central bank money'

Bank for International Settlements says there is a risk of central bank digital currencies 'disintermediating banks or allowing destablising runs into central bank money'

Auckland-based financial services company P^werFinance plans to launch new currency early next year; will later seek banking registration

Auckland-based financial services company P^werFinance plans to launch new currency early next year; will later seek banking registration