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Mint Directors Conference includes digital currency talks - Vimarsana News

Mint Directors Conference includes digital currency talks

The 31st Mint Directors Conference took places in Ottawa, bringing in more than 250 interested participants from around the world to address topics of mutual concern.

What Does Biden's Pick for Next World Bank President Augur for the Global War on Cash? - Vimarsana News

What Does Biden's Pick for Next World Bank President Augur for the Global War on Cash?

Ajay Banga, in his former senior executive roles at Mastercard, waged a decade-long "war on cash." Under his tenure, the company did more than just about any other to demonise the role of physical money around the world.

Beyond Emergency Relief: Averting Afghanistan's Humanitarian Catastrophe - Vimarsana News

Beyond Emergency Relief: Averting Afghanistan's Humanitarian Catastrophe

International donors cut off all but emergency aid to Afghanistan after the Taliban’s takeover in August. Months later, the state is collapsing and a humanitarian disaster is looming. Donors should work with the state to restore basic public services and mitigate the population’s suffering.

The countries that pay with cash and cards (infographic) - Vimarsana News

The countries that pay with cash and cards (infographic)

The countries that pay with cash and cards (infographic) January 21, 2021 People around the probably don’t see eye to eye on the best method to pay for goods and products. As shown in a survey by Global Web Index, most South Koreans wouldn’t trade their cashless payments for anything, while in some other nations, people feel better with a big wad of cash in their pockets. South Korea’s penchant for cashless payment is confirmed in another survey. According to data collected by initiative Cash Essentials, only 14 percent of payments in South Korea involve cash – in line with the prefer...