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6 November, 2024
Bank of England Governor supports wholesale and retail CBDCs
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1 November, 2024
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17 October, 2024
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The U.K. government's Regulatory Innovation Office will work to update regulations, speed up approvals, and ensure regulatory bodies work together...
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