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The Monetary Authority of Singapore, Bank for International Settlements, and major financial institutions collaborate on Project Guardian, which explores designing open and interoperable networks for tokenized digital assets across asset classes like wealth management, fixed income, and foreign exchange. This project raises questions on accessibility, scalability, and regulatory adaptation.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s NYIC and the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s Project Cedar x Ubin+ explored utilizing central bank digital currency (CBDC) for wholesale cross-border payments, focusing on interoperability and efficiency. Their findings showcase potential gains but also highlight concerns and challenges, including privacy, security, and financial system impact.

The New York Federal Reserve and Monetary Authority of Singapore’s joint research suggests that Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC) operating on different networks could enable cross-border and cross-currency payments with near real-time settlement finality. This development highlights the potential for a transformative shift in global finance.