Homburger advises the Institute of International Finance on Project Agorá
Homburger served as Swiss counsel to the Institute of International Finance (IIF) in connection with Project Agorá.
Project Agorá is a public-private collaboration convened by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) and the Institute of International Finance (IIF), focused on tokenization and its potential to address inefficiencies in wholesale cross-border payments in a safe and secure manner through multi-currency settlement, by using tokenized central bank reserves and tokenized commercial bank deposits.
The Homburger team
The Homburger team working on the matter was led by Stefan Kramer, Benjamin Leisinger and Benedikt Maurenbrecher (all financial market regulation) and included Alexander Wherlock (financial market regulation), Reto Ferrari-Visca (compliance, white collar crime), Luca Dal Molin (data protection) and Stefan Bindschedler (financing).
