Prospects for blockchain-based settlement frameworks as a resolution to the threat of de-risking to Caribbean financial systems
This report explores blockchain as a solution to the de-risking issue in Caribbean financial systems.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
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| Authors: | Robert Crane Williams |
| Geographic focus: | Caribbean |
| Page count: | 23 páginas. |
Methods
The research method involved a comprehensive analysis of the current financial challenges faced by Caribbean countries due to de-risking, an examination of blockchain technology and its potential applications, and an evaluation of different blockchain-based settlement models. The report also included a review of existing literature, case studies, and expert opinions to assess the viability and implications of adopting blockchain in the Caribbean financial context.
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Key Insights
The report examines blockchain technology as a potential remedy for the de-risking trend that threatens Caribbean financial systems. It discusses the impact of de-risking, the mechanics of blockchain, and evaluates three models for blockchain-based settlement frameworks: open, permissioned, and centralized. The report also considers the implications for privacy, sovereignty, and regulatory compliance, and suggests cautious engagement with blockchain technology as a long-term strategy for the region's financial independence.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: Caribbean geographic scope | English publication language | blockchain technology | cryptocurrency | de-risking | economic impact | financial innovation | financial systems | privacy concerns | regulatory compliance | settlement models | sovereignty