Programme – The Future of Cash Conference 2023
The Future of CashMoney in physical form such as banknotes and coins. More conference focuses on understanding the changing cash environment and what stakeholders are doing to optimise the cash cycleRepresents the various stages of the lifecycle of cash, from issuance by the central bank, circulation in the economy, to destruction by the central bank. More and ensure cash’s future viability and sustainability. It brings together all stakeholders to discuss new strategies for creating the cash cycle of the future.
Key Topics: The Cash Paradox, Resilience and Redesigning the Cash Cycle
The key themes are,
- Getting to grips with the cash paradox
- Redesigning the cash cycle in an increasingly digital world
- Building a more resilient cash ecosystem
The speaker list is predominantly central and commercial banks from every continent and several expert speakers.
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Is Cash a Public Good or A Basic Right?
An opening research seminar will debate whether cash is a public good and a public right and discuss the policy implications regarding access to and acceptance of cash, the organisation and funding of the cash cycle.
Round Table Conversations
There is also a round table session where attendees can choose to join tables where experts lead conversations on a range of topics such as access and acceptance of cash, redesigning the cash cycle, CashTechThe expression was first coined by CashEssentials and is the encounter of cash and technology. It brings together innovative companies who leverage software and modern communications technology to improve cash services: access to cash; acceptance of cash; and the efficiency of the cash cycle for all stakeholders. More and Innovation, cash & CBDC, cash and crises, the environmental sustainability of cash, how to fund the cash cycle and data management. There will be time to join in on several conversations.
Framing a Cash Narrative Workshop
In addition, there will be a workshop titled, ‘The Best Defence is Offence: Pioneering a Cash Narrative to Defeat Cashless Propaganda’, led by Brett Scott, the monetary anthropologist and author of Cloudmoney: Cash, Cards, Crypto and the War for our Wallets.
CashTeach Innovation Awards
A panel discussion will look at how ‘CashTech can boost innovation in the cash cycle?’ also It will be followed by the presentation of the be CashTech Innovation Awards based on three categories,
- Best CashTech – open to all organisations
- Best CashTech Innovator – open to start-ups and companies founded after 2016
- Best CashTech Start-Up – open to start-ups companies founded after 2020
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