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Peer-to-Peer Financial Systems Workshop
Previous Hosts and Partners
Shaping the future of finance
The Peer-to-Peer Financial Systems Workshop (P2PFISY) is an annual summit where academics, central bankers, regulators, legislators, and practitioners are brought together to share the latest developments in global P2P and decentralised financial systems.
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p2pfisy 2025 hosted by Central bank
of uruguay
P2PFISY 2025 was held on 17-18 September and brought together experts and scholars from around the world at the Central Bank of Uruguay.
Call for papers
Each year, the P2PFISY Call for Papers invites authors from academia, public institutions, and the private sector to submit policy-oriented, theoretical, and/or empirical papers that contribute to the global conversation on topics such as CBDCs, stablecoins and tokenised assets.
P2P Financial Systems Workshop Series
The cutting-edge international event was first held at the Deutsche Bundesbank in 2015.
The workshop has been hosted by prestigious institutions and is widely regarded as the premier event for discussing the future of finance.
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Organising Committee
The Organising Committee consists of dedicated individuals responsible for managing all aspects of the workshop.
They ensure smooth operations, from logistics to scheduling, to create an optimal environment for collaboration and knowledge exchange among participants.
Scientific Committee
Accomplished academics and researchers examine and select papers submitted for inclusion in the workshop.
By leveraging expertise and insights they contribute to the discussion on how the P2P revolution is reshaping the financial sector and financial services ecosystem.
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Previous speakers
P2PFISY Workshop brings together experts, scholars and regulators from around the world.
Esteemed speakers from the Swiss National Bank, the Bank for International Settlements, the IMF, the Bank of Lithuania, the Bank of Italy, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and the Federal Reserve Board have joined the workshop in previous years.
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