Cybersecurity regulations and safety at the global and individual financial market levels remain underdeveloped. Over half of central banks or supervisory authorities do not have a national cyber strategy for the financial sector, and just under half have no cybercrime regulations. This has serious implications for financial stability.
Lack of incentivisation halting transition finance progressBy Emma McGarthyTo achieve a sustainable economy, an additional $126tn in transition finance will be needed globally from now until 2050. Asset owners are a key link in mobilising this capital.
Congressman French Hill, vice chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, discusses the jurisdictional turf war over supervising digital assets.
Rui Amaral, board member, Portugal’s debt management office, and Maric Post, director of treasury and capital markets, Belgian debt agency, explore how DMOs are shifting funding to retail investors.