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Digital assets need interoperability to achieve global scale, and more

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Digital assets need interoperability to achieve global scale
By Jonathan Ehrenfeld
The discussion around tokenised assets and their use cases has surged in the past year. A recent study from BNY Mellon showed that 97% of institutional investors think that tokenisation is set to revolutionise asset management. Boston Consulting Group also estimates global illiquid asset tokenisation alone will be worth $16tn by 2030.

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Artificial intelligence arms race is heating up
By Lewis McLellan
As with all leaps in AI’s technical capabilities, there are risks that its abuse will mean more fraud and financial crime, and potentially jeopardise financial stability.

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Digital Monetary Institute annual 2024
This year’s annual features contributions from DMI members on the theme of interoperability, its value and the challenges of delivering it, emphasising a growing need to incorporate interoperability in financial systems.

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