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Bookmark or Share- Blockchain-based bonds: what potential for the public sector?Bruno works at the Central Bank of Brazil, where he is a member of the Tokenisation Working Group, Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) Working Group and the Executive Management Committee of Lift Challenge Real Digital (CBDC Lab). He is currently the Deputy Project Manager of the Digital Real Project (Brazil’s CBDC initiative).
- Attack versus defence: central bank digital currencies and ...Brazil’s ‘Drex’ progress. Aristides Andrade Cavalcante Neto, chief of cybersecurity and the technological innovation office at Banco Central do Brasil (Brazil’s central bank – BCB), kicked off the webinar – held on 14 November 2023 – by presenting the South American nation’s CBDC project Drex. Its distributed-ledger technology ...
- Blockchain-based bonds: what potential for the public sector?Bank Reserves and Settlement Accounts Tokenized Brazilian Real –Retail purposes Deposits held at financial institutions Accounts held at payment institutions Federal Government Bond (TPFt) Multi-Asset DLT 2 Issuance, redemption and transfer of the assets, and the related financial flows Programmability of of financial assets
- Blockchain bonds: digital issuance breakthroughs build buzzThe South American nation’s central bank is, he said, engaged with DLT and tokenisation in a growing number of ways, including through: progress towards the introduction of a central bank digital currency (CBDC); projects in an accelerator-style initiative (known as LIFT Lab) and regulatory sandbox (test space); and through a working group on ...
- Brazil’s new president Lula inherits huge economic challengesAccording to Oxfam more than 33 million Brazilians are currently in famine and 63 million are below the World Bank poverty threshold. Preventing their slide back into poverty after the bump provided by Bolsonaro will require sustaining public transfers but maintaining current levels of support of R$600 (US$110) per month could be a budget ...
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