Home >
Law >
Information Technology Law >
Banking in the Shadow of Cryptocurrencies: A Roadmap for Financial Institutions

Coming Soon Banking in the Shadow of Cryptocurrencies: A Roadmap for Financial Institutions

Banking in the Shadow of Cryptocurrencies: A Roadmap for Financial Institutions

Author: Bronson Mutanda; Bomi Nomlala; Admire Mthombeni
Publisher: Springer International
ISBN: 9783032201355
Published In: June 2026
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: Switzerland ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

¥21,970.52

Download Order Form

Add to Wishlist
| Add to Compare

Description
Contents

Details

This book offers an in-depth exploration of the rapidly evolving landscape of banking in the era of cryptocurrencies. The authors shed light on the pressing financial security challenges that traditional banks confront as cryptocurrencies continue to gain traction. Furthermore, the book provides a nuanced analysis of the dual-edged nature of cryptocurrencies, exposing both the risks and opportunities they present to banking institutions. On one hand, the book reveals the significant disruptions that cryptocurrencies cause to the traditional financial system, threatening to upend the status quo. On the other hand, it highlights the vast potential benefits that cryptocurrencies can bring to banks, from increased efficiency and reduced costs to new revenue streams and innovative business models.

The book serves as a guide for traditional financial institutions, providing a roadmap for navigating the uncharted waters of the crypto market. It offers practical advice and strategic insights on how banks can adapt to the new norm, mitigate the risks associated with cryptocurrencies, and capitalize on the opportunities they present. For policymakers, the book provides a valuable framework for developing informed and effective regulations that can help traditional financial institutions survive and thrive in a crypto-dominated landscape. The book offers a timely and authoritative analysis of the challenges and opportunities presented by cryptocurrencies, providing a valuable resource for academics, practitioners, and policymakers alike. By understanding the implications of cryptocurrencies on the financial system, policymakers can create mechanisms to mitigate the risks and unlock the potential benefits of this emerging technology.

The Token Economy: Cryptonomics Foundations, Opportunities, and Threats to Traditional Banking in the Global South

Strategic Opportunities for Traditional Banks and Other Financial Institutions in the Advent of Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Technologies

Cryptocurrencies, Central Bank Digital Currencies and the Future Payments Landscape for Banking Institutions

Cryptocurrencies and Their Impact on Global Trade Finance and Supply Chain Banking

Blockchain Technology Adoption and Financial Institutions in Sub-Saharan Africa

A Strategic Roadmap for Blockchain Integration in African Banking

Strategic Pathways for Traditional Banks Competing in a Cryptocurrency-Influenced Market

Readiness Assessment and Enhancement Strategies for Cryptocurrency Integration in Zimbabwean Banks

Building Crypto-Ready Banking Workforces: Human Resources Strategies for Adoption, Upskilling and Change Management

Navigating the Shadow of Cryptocurrencies: Leveraging Blockchain to Enhance Transaction Traceability, Transparency and Immutability in Zimbabwe's Banking Sector

Navigating Security Risks in Cryptocurrency Banking: Mitigation Strategies for Financial Institutions

Risk and Compliance Management in Cryptocurrency-Integrated Institutions

Transformative Imperatives for the Banking System Through Blockchain Enterprise Architecture Integration

Decentralized Finance and the Evolution of Derivative Contracts: Implications for Banks Operating in the Shadow of Cryptocurrencies

From Cash to Crypto: Reimagining Banking Products for Women Entrepreneurs in a Digital Future in Southern Africa - A Systematic Review

Smart Cities and Blockchain: The Role of Banks in Crypto-Enabled Public Infrastructure

Systemic Shadows: Decentralised Volatility and the Fragility of Global Banking Systems