Opening Keynote
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EU recovery hinges on targeted spending and private capital to fund green and digital transitions: the Recovery and Resilience Facility allocates over half its funds to those goals and is expected to add around 2% to EU GDP over five years while issuing 30% of RRF bonds as green bonds. Policy focuses on mobilizing capital markets via InvestEU guarantees and the taxonomy, monitoring banking risks from expiring moratoria and potential non-performing loans, and exploring a digital euro with the ECB while assessing payments, AML, privacy and monetary impacts.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction by conference host
- 1:04EU economic challenges
- 3:12Financial stability risks
- 5:18Green and digital transition
- 7:02Digital finance future
- 9:33EU digital finance strategy
- 12:01Digital euro and CBDC questions
- 14:07Finance industry sustainability
- 18:02Closing remarks and Q&A
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