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CBDC success depends on public and private sector collaboration, and more

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CBDC success depends on public and private sector collaboration
By Katerina Liu
Almost 70% of central bank respondents to OMFIF’s 2023 Future of payments survey expect to issue a central bank digital currency within the next decade. But central banks are not expected to work alone. They will have to collaborate with a range of stakeholders to develop and deploy a CBDC. 

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