Our aspirations for a more inclusive and prosperous post- COVID world necessitate putting in place the critical pillars of a digital economy, including robust digital infrastructure, digital skills, e-government, digital ID, and an enabling legal and regulatory framework. All these have given new immediacy to BSP’s long standing financial inclusion and digital transformation agenda for the financial sector.
King, M., Monetary policy: Theory in practice, speech delivered on 7 January 2000. And even if we do tilt the portfolio in a risk-oriented manner, we will be reliant on a suitable and transparent risk measure. It is all the more important, then, to enhance our pool of information, through reporting obligations for issuers or rating standards, say.