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Tom Keatinge

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Director, Centre for Finance & Security @CFS_RUSI & @RUSI_org. ‘White collar vigilante and poacher-turned-gamekeeper’ per @TheEconomist. Views my own.
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Age of Optionality: The Future is Not About Replacing the US Dollar

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By Tom Keatinge, Eliza Lockhart
| The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)
Debate about the future of the international financial system has long been framed by a deceptively simple question: is the US dollar losing its dominance? The growing use of renminbi in bilateral trade agreements, BRICS communiqués calling for greater use of local currencies, and the development of new payment platforms as well as central bank digital currencies (CBDC) are routinely interpreted as steps towards a post-dollar world.
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Credibility is the UK’s Crypto Advantage

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By Tom Keatinge
| The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)
With the publication last month of the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) cryptoassets regime policy statements, the UK has reached an important milestone in its regulation of the virtual asset industry. After years in which policy debates have oscillated between enthusiasm for innovation and concern about criminal misuse, the question is now whether the UK can ensure effective regulation without stifling responsible innovation or leaving material risks to grow in the shadows.
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Responding to Illicit Finance is Central to National Security

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By Tom Keatinge
| Comment Central Verified
"All elements of our security are supported by our ability to tackle illicit finance – the flows of funds from criminal activity that underpin threats to the UK including terrorist networks, serious and organised crime groups, and hostile state actors." So says the 2025 UK National Security Strategy, a sentiment which has been at the heart of our Centre for Finance and Security at RUSI since I founded the programme in 2014.
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