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HSBC’s Sibos Spotlight: Using CBDCs for Cross-Ledger Multi-Asset Transactions

Why should treasurers be interested in CBDCs, and how can they prepare for an environment where these types of currencies are commonplace? This episode in our Sibos podcast miniseries follows last year's digital asset deep dive, with HSBC’s Mark Williamson once again joining TMI's Eleanor Hill, alongside special guest Søren Mortensen from IBM to explore how attitudes have changed to CBDCs over the last 12 months. Our guests also provide insight on a ground-breaking project between HSBC, IBM and Banque de France that leveraged CBDCs to create an FX settlement capability.

 

This is HSBC’s Sibos Spotlight, a podcast mini-series in collaboration with Treasury Management International (TMI). Throughout this series we will explore the critical topics impacting the transaction banking landscape, specifically looking at sustainability, digitisation and innovation. We will examine the opportunities and challenges disrupting the areas of payments, trade, custody and traditional business models.

 

To find out more about HSBC's transaction banking insights and presence at Sibos 2022, visit here.

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