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By Will McCurdy
19/05/2021
Some experts believe a fundamentally different approach to the pound sterling could help the UK stay internationally competitive. Will McCurdy explores the potential effect of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) on the UK financial services industry, if it could help the City of London stay competitive, and what challenges its introduction might hold.
In 2020, though almost everyone could tell you what a Bitcoin is, and in some circles almost anyone could tell you what a blockchain is, far less could tell you what a central bank digital currency (CBDC) is.
What is a CBDC? Though anyone can hold cash, only banks can hold digital pound sterling. A digital pound would allow citizens and businesses to transfer money to each other without the use of a third-party bank as an intermediary. Which might be a worrying proposition for the UK, a country where the financial services sector is worth £132 billion – the ninth largest in the developed world as a
A promising youth footballer who died in a stabbing 15 years ago has been ‘brought back to life’ through FIFA 21. Kiyan Prince, was stabbed to death aged 15 when trying to break up a fight on May 18, 2006, outside the London Academy in Edgware. To honour the youth footballer and bring awareness to knife crime, he was virtualised and added to the FIFA 21 video game roster. QPR director of football Les Ferdinand hopes the addition of Prince as a new player on FIFA 21 will encourage more young people to put down their knives. Developers EA Sports worked close with those who knew him best to hone his on-pitch characteristics.
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