Name: 15.中央銀行と商業銀行、その1 (15. Central Banks & Commercial Banking, Part 1)
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central banks, right at the heart of the financial system,

And we're going to do this over two classes.

We're fortunate that we have some real expertise

in the room, and I'm not talking about myself.

But Rob Ali, who ran the digital efforts at the Bank of England,

and has been for some time-- part of the digital currency

is going to come up from time to time and give his perspective.

Not only from MIT's Media Lab's perspective,

but also from the history of what he's done.

He's authored a number of papers in this area.

But I'll let Rob tell you a little bit about what

is a former chief economist of the International Monetary

He's told me he doesn't want to be called on,

but I will call on Simon to give his perspective at some point

But as you all know, Simon is Sloan faculty,

a great teacher, himself, teaches a lot of you

in the global markets course and the GLAB course,

And Simon and I in the spring teach a public policy

and private sector course, which is just one

more time for me to plug that that's a good course, too.

So now, let's just talk a little bit about central banking

A little bit about our readings and the study questions.

and how does it fit into central banking.

So the first 20% or 30% of today is really

And we're going to talk about four different approaches

that central banks are taking to blockchain technology.

Then dive into one of those four approaches-- payment systems,

and how are they looking at payment systems right now.

Dive into probably the most interesting one-- central bank

digital currency, and what's called the money flower.

that was in the BIS report, and so forth.

So that's a little bit of what we're trying to do.

The study questions were really about central banking--

How are they thinking about digital reserves, and so forth?

because we're going to leave time for Rob

to get up here and give some of his thoughts as we go through.

how are central banks thinking about central bank

How might they think of the design considerations--

which we're going to dive into in the latter part

Access-- should it be a token or account-based?

And we'll talk a lot Thursday about why Sweden right now is

come out with their most recent paper, which was not

in assigned reading, because the paper came out

But they're saying they're thinking they should make it

interest bearing, which I wouldn't have necessarily

But that's where their thinking is as of October of 2018.

That it might relate back to the commercial banking business,

the credit markets, the economy as a whole.

So that's a little bit of the background.

I apologize, because this week is probably

a little heavy reading, which meant you all skimmed

Rob did you help write this speech that Broadbent wrote?

ROBLEH ALI: No, I confess, this is all Ben's work.

And I reviewed a draft that he sent round

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