The Grammar of our Economy
Timo HottiCharting the digital territory between Finance and the rest of the Economy.
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Reconstruction Is Not Monitoring
European banks are being offered two stablecoin architectures. Different shapes. Same flaw.
The first is banks issuing a euro-denominated bearer token alone or jointly. The economics are spread across the members, the brand is the consorti...
Agentic Banking, or the Toxic Coin
Banks have spent the last few years committing themselves to the crypto world. Some have issued tokens. Some have formed consortiums for such purpose. Others have signed correspondent agreements with stablecoin issuers, custodied tokenised...
AMLR Article 26 Has a Hidden Assumption
The European AML rulebook contains a single article that captures, more cleanly than any other, what European supervisors expect from a regulated institution. Article 26 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1624 — the AMLR — sets out the duty of ongoing...
The Bearer Instrument Was the Tell
A claim circulates among crypto critics: the secret ingredient of crypto is crime. The line is sharp enough to land. It is also wrong, in the same way “the secret ingredient of email is spam” is wrong. Crime is a heavy user of the system. C...
Agentic IAM: Mission Impossible?
TL;DR. Traditional IAM guards access to a static service entity. Agentic systems negotiate participation in an ephemeral multi-party context entity. The mission has changed shape. The expertise built over three decades — delegation, scopi...
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Charting the new digital territory between banks and their customers. Principal @ OP Pohjola. Opinions are mine only.
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