Themes such as digital currencies, interoperability and financial sustainability have marked the panels of the event promoted by Fenasbac
The third edition of Money Monster was held on April 3 at the Learning Village, in San Paolo. The event brought together experts and leaders of the financial sector and was promoted by the National Federation of Central Bank Servers Associations (Fenasbac), sponsored by Veritran, Sinqia+Evertec and Caixa Econôemica Federal.
According to Rodrigoh Henriques, director of innovation and strategy of Fenasbac, the third edition of Money Monster has consolidated the event as one of the most relevant on innovation in the Brazilian financial system.
“With the full house, dense panels and a highly involved audience, we have been able to promote reflections, cause new eyes to the sector and connect leaders who are really building the future of money,” he says.
Among the topics that have generated the most involvement and debates, Rodrigoh highlights the tokenization of the economy, the digital currencies of the central banks (CBDC), the impacts of artificial intelligence on the financial system, the progress of digital identity in Brazil and regulatory challenges in the face of increasingly decentralized innovations. In addition, financial sustainability has also distinguished itself as one of the important guidelines, with discussions on more resilient, ethical and inclusive economic models.
One of the most discussed panels, “I come from South America: what should the world learn here?” He deepened the debate on original learning and on the solutions that emerge today. “He also caused the public to see the role of Brazil and the Region as protagonists in the development of financial technologies adapted to complex contexts, such as those of low institutional trust and economic informality. Furthermore, the debate on regulation has shown how it is possible to balance legal certainty and stimulate innovation, something crucial for our scenario”, says the professional.
Another salient moment of the monetary monster was the “digital society: the promise of financial inclusion will be maintained?”, Which discussed the need not only to create new technologies, but to understand who they are needed. “It is not enough to digitize money, it is necessary to guarantee access, equity and financial education in an increasingly complex system,” says the director.
Trends for the future
Among the trends discussed during the event that should earn the most space on the market in the coming years, Rodrigoh underlines the interoperability between digital currencies, Stablecoin and token. According to him, the use of artificial intelligence to optimize financial processes and risk analysis should also obtain strength, just like integration between digital identity and payment systems.
“Another recurrent point was the strengthening of open finance as a mechanism of democratization of credit and personalization of services,” he recalls.
The professional also underlined the intuitions of the monetary monster who can affect public policies, regulation and role of the central bank in encouraging innovation. According to him, the event reiterated the protagonism of the central bank in regulatory innovation in Brazil.
“The intuitions collected in panels such as” Governance and innovation “and” CBDC and tokenization “showed how active listening and dialogue between regulators, market and gym are essential for the country to continue a vanguard path.
Source: Terra
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