Denise Garcia Ocampo is a Senior Advisor at the Financial Stability Institute of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), where she contributes to activities related to digital innovation in financial services.
Her recent publications include the analysis of policy and regulatory responses to cryptoassets, stablecoins and DeFi, as well as the supervison of cryptoassets for anti-money laundering.
Additionally, Denise co-leads the BIS Fintech Repository initiative and chairs the IAIS Fintech Forum subgroup on DLT.
Prior to joining the BIS in 2018, Denise held various roles at the Insurance and Surety National Commission of Mexico including Head of Research and Development. She holds a degree in administration from the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México and a diploma in public administration from the Instituto Nacional de Administración Publica, Mexico.
Roundtable Room 1 (Level 2)
Decoding Digital Assets and Payments
This roundtable reflects Elevandi’s commitment to developing the infrastructure to support the adoption of new technologies. Following on from the 2023 Point Zero Summit debate, “Who Will Emerge the Digital Money Winner: Stablecoins or Tokenised Deposits?”, the Insight's Forum saw a public-private roundtable consider the Rules to power a stablecoin driven economy
As digital assets are gaining importance, stablecoins, tokenised bank deposits and deposit tokens promise the facilitation of payments. At the same time, regulatory bodies and standard setters of financial markets have identified a number of issues which call for close attention.
Operating within the theme of Decoding Digital Assets and Payments, this roundtable looks at the international regulatory landscape for stablecoins, tokenised bank deposits and deposit tokens and focusses on ‘lessons learned’ from ongoing regulatory initiatives worldwide. What is needed to reconcile the promise of innovation with the need for sound regulation? What regulations are sensible from a financial stability and monetary policy perspective?
This is one of two discussions surrounding stablecoins which brings together views on this issue from regulators, standard setters, stablecoin issuers, commercial banks and academics at the Insights Forum. Find out more at the "Stablecoins in the monetary system of the future" session, which aims to provide guidance to regulators, support commercial banks in adapting to the evolving landscape, and encourage FinTech innovation alongside stablecoins.
Attendees who wish to familiarise themselves with the topic may refer to the reference materials below.
- Stablecoins or tokenised deposits
- Rules to power a stablecoin driven economy