Call for Papers

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Call for Papers

The Call for Papers is now open for the the Future of Cash Conference in Warsaw – Contact Us with your Proposal.

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The Future of Cash conference focuses on redesigning and future-proofing the cash cycle. It brings together all stakeholders involved in the cash cycle to discuss new strategies for creating the cash cycle of the future. Topics of interest include:

• Cash usage and demand in an uncertain environment
• Current and future role of cash
• The role of cash in guaranteeing economic and social resilience
• Role of the central bank in the cash cycle
• Reducing the environmental footprint of cash
• Changing cash cycle models
• Improving cash cycle efficiency
• Optimising the cost of cash
• Innovations to improve access and acceptance of cash
• Cash collection, processing and recirculation innovations
• Cash centre efficiency
• ATMs and alternative cash distribution channels
• Interbank and utility models

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