Haruhiko Kuroda, governor of Kuroda, has said the majority of his European counterparts are "extremely cautious" about issuing digital currencies to replace cash. Kuroda cited Sweden as an exception to the rule, as its cashless society had prompted the central bank to consider a digital alternative.
Haruhiko Kuroda, governor of the Bank of Japan, has said the majority of his European counterparts are "extremely cautious" about issuing digital currencies to replace cash. Kuroda cited Sweden as an exception to the rule, as its cashless society had prompted the central bank to consider a digital alternative.