Product Description
by Thammarak Moenjak (Author)
With a foreword by Sethaput Suthiwartnarueput, Governor of the Bank of Thailand.
Digital disruption is rapidly transforming the financial sector, propelled by FinTech, BigTech, and non-bank institutions meeting public needs but challenging incumbents. Central banks must adapt to facilitate fair competition, protect customer rights, and integrate new technology. Initiatives in countries like India, Brazil, and Thailand have reshaped finance, enhancing accessibility. Future developments, including central bank digital currencies, may revolutionize financial infrastructures, enabling incumbents and new players to offer improved products and services.
Central Banking at the Frontier: Creating a Digital Financial Landscape: Architecting the New Digital Financial Landscape comprehensively explores these changes, providing insights into emerging issues, initiatives, and debates that will define the evolving financial landscape.
Relevant not only for central bankers but also for professionals in banks, FinTech, and academia, Central Banking at the Frontier: Creating a Digital Financial Landscape helps readers stay informed on the dynamic digital era and contribute to shaping technology-driven financial services for the benefit of society.
Author Biography
Thammarak Moenjak has a PhD in Economics from The University of Melbourne, Masters in Public Management from Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, and a B.Sc. (Econ) from the London School of Economics, Thammarak currently serves as Chief Representative, Bank of Thailand London Representative Office and Senior Advisor to Digital Currency Unit at the Bank of Thailand. Thammarak's work experience includes financial institutions strategy, monetary policy strategy, reserves management, modelling and forecasting, and corporate strategy. He was also a Lee Kuan Yew Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School in 2013 and served at Bank of Thailand New York Representative Office in 2008-2009, during the height of the Global Financial Crisis.
