About DMI
Every year, the landscape of finance is changing rapidly. New technologies are creating innovative areas of business and potentially cutting the ground from beneath established market infrastructures. Policy-makers have vital questions to answer, weighing their duty to preserve financial stability against the risk of stifling progress.
OMFIF’s Digital Monetary Institute brings central banks, regulators, payments service providers, financial services and technology providers together to explore the risks and opportunities of the new digital economy.
Membership
DMI membership provides institutions with unparalleled access to a global network of innovators, policy-makers and regulators. Packages are tailored to align with members’ strategic priorities and may include a combination of dialogue, research collaboration and thought leadership opportunities.
In addition to OMFIF's public events and research, DMI membership includes participation in exclusive member-only discussions and briefings, as well as early access to OMFIF's analysis and data. Membership also provides opportunities to contribute thought leadership to OMFIF's journals, podcasts and commentary platform.
DMI events
DMI convenes financial institutions and industry leaders responsible for shaping the future of digital money. Participation spans advanced and emerging economies, enabling members to benchmark policy approaches and strategy across jurisdictions in a neutral, confidential setting.
DMI hosts roundtables, workshops, conferences and forums alongside major events such as the International Monetary Fund-World Bank meetings and the Singapore Fintech Festival. In the past 12 months, DMI has brought people together in London, Brussels, Frankfurt, Washington DC, New York and Singapore, as well as virtually.
Digital money summit
The highlight of DMI's year is the Digital money summit, a two-day conference in London that explores critical issues surrounding new forms of money. Through panel discussions, keynote addresses, presentations and private roundtables, the summit offers a platform to directly inspire those authoring the next chapter in financial history.
This year saw the fifth edition of the summit and more than 200 attendees from the public and private sectors. To learn more about partnering with this event, contact [email protected].
Research and analysis
Working group reports
DMI working groups meet with regulators and supervisors to examine the challenges involved in the use of blockchain in banking and finance. The conclusions of those conversations inform expert analysis and practical recommendations.
Bespoke research reports
DMI partners with industry leaders to explore the issues and challenges facing the digital finance space. These collaborations are launched to global audiences at major events in the finance calendar. To find out more, contact [email protected].
Working groups
To help make sense of and find solutions to market-defining challenges, DMI conducts two workings groups: the Blockchain Bonds Working Group and the Global Blockchain Policy Working Group. Click on the banners to find out more.
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