David Birch is a Principal at his firm and a contributor to Forbes. He is a recognized thought leader in digital money and digital identity, focusing on topics such as cryptocurrency and FinTech. David's insights have also been featured in Central Banking.
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David Birch's articles cover a wide range of topics related to finance, economy, government & politics, crypto & blockchain, privacy & cybersecurity, and business & industry. He provides legal policy regulation insights and expert commentary on these issues. Given this focus, individuals with expertise in digital identity, digital money, digital currency (including CBDC), payments privacy, and decentralized finance can effectively engage with David by sharing their opinions or providing detailed how-to guides.
Considering his broad coverage attributes and themes covered within the financial services industry along with technology regulations globally; experts who are well-versed in international regulatory landscapes for digital currencies would be particularly relevant for engaging with David.
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Electronic and physical cash are fundamentally different and must be treated as such
Whatever happens to cryptocurrencies, tokenisation is the future
The instant payment system might help fix the US’s rusty payment rails, but it also faces competition, says Dave Birch
Anonymous CBDC has major drawbacks, but privacy in payments can still work, says Dave Birch
Dave Birch breaks down the forces that are pushing central banks towards CBDC
Dave Birch tries to cut through the noise on cryptocurrencies, blockchains and everything in between
Lack of single ID in financial services is causing unnecessary friction, argues Dave Birch
Central bank digital currency should be thought of as a platform rather than a product, writes Dave Birch
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