Bas ter Weel
Director of Monetary Affairs De Nederlandsche Bank Bas ter Weel (1975) is a Dutch economist and academic, serving as Director of Monetary Affairs at De Nederlandsche Bank and professor of economics at the University of Amsterdam. His work bridges labour‑market research, technological change, and macroeconomic policy. Previously deputy director of the CPB and general director of SEO Amsterdam Economics, he has helped shape policy debates on social-economic issues, innovation an public finance. Ter Weel is also a Crown member of the SER, contributing to national socio‑economic strategy. He holds an MSc and PhD in economics from Maastricht University.
Main Day 1 | 16th September
11:30 AM Keynote Speech with De Nederlandsche Bank: Keynote address: The future of money: What do stablecoins and digital currencies mean for FX markets, liquidity and financial stability?
As digital forms of money move into the mainstream, this keynote will explore how stablecoins and emerging models of digital currency are beginning to influence FX markets, liquidity and cross-border flows. Taking a financial stability and supervisory perspective, it will outline where risks may emerge as these models scale, how central bank and regulatory thinking is evolving, and what this means in practice for institutional market participants over the next 3–5 years.
Bas ter Weel, Director of Monetary Affairs, De Nederlandsche Bank
A senior economist and policy leader, combining central bank experience with academic authority as Professor of Economics at the University of Amsterdam. His expertise spans monetary policy, macroeconomics, technological change and labour markets, with a sharp perspective on Europe's economic outlook.
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