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  • APPG for Digital Markets and Digital Money

    The APPG for Digital Market and Digital Money aims to be the leading forum to discuss the
    development and regulation of digital financial markets. It will build the knowledge base of
    parliamentarians on digital money and digital markets.

    Its purpose is to bring together experts in industry and academia with MPs and Peers in the
    UK Parliament to lead and influence the development of digital money and markets both in
    the UK and globally.

    It will focus on regulated currencies, including retail and wholesale Central Bank Digital
    Currency (CBDC), tokenised deposits and stablecoins, as well as all aspects of current and
    emerging forms of money and payment, from cash to crypto currencies.

    The landscape is shifting rapidly, and it is important the UK is not left behind. The work of
    the APPG will ensure we have a good understanding and strong voices in both legislative
    chambers putting the case for innovation, growth, and appropriate regulation.

    The APPG is Co-Chaired by ex-Bank of England regulator and Labour MP Lauren Edwards MP
    and Conservative Peer Lord Ranger of Northwood.

    It is already backed by key sponsors, including De La Rue, with more to come on board soon

    and its meetings attended by key industry bodies and trade associations.

    The APPG will aim to take a proactive approach reflecting the fast paced and innovative
    nature of the subjects being covered – its meetings will have outcomes designed to
    influence government policy and shape the growing international conversation about digital
    money and markets.

     

     

     

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