The Digital Euro Association (DEA) is excited to announce its partnership with the Lithuanian Investors Association (LIA), an autonomous organization committed to promoting the interests of both individual and collective investors to ensure fair and efficient market conditions.
LIA is dedicated to advancing financial literacy and advocating for investor rights. It also participates in the adoption of public policy decisions related to the transparency and functioning of the financial instrument market, maintaining relations with related associations in the EU and the world.
Through this partnership, the DEA will leverage LIA's expertise in investor relationships to augment its ongoing efforts in promoting digital currency education. This aligns with the DEA's mission to foster education, research, and collaboration in the field of digital currencies.
The collaboration will focus on several key areas, including sharing best practices among members, networking, joint innovation projects, and investment education. Furthermore, this partnership will facilitate thought leadership contributions from policymakers and regulators, offering guidance for the industry.
Dr. Jonas Gross, Chairman of the Digital Euro Association, expressed enthusiasm about this new partnership. "This collaboration with the Lithuanian Investors Association represents a significant step forward in our mission to promote digital money education and foster a more informed community. The LIA is a key player in the Baltic region and we look forward to a productive collaboration."
Giedrius Steponkus, Chairman of the Lithuanian Investors Association, said, "Our association is dedicated to empowering investors through education and advocacy. Partnering with the Digital Euro Association allows us to extend our reach and impact, fostering a more informed and engaged investment community. We look forward to the innovative projects and shared insights this collaboration will bring."
About the DEA
The Digital Euro Association (DEA) is a think tank specializing in central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), stablecoins, crypto assets, and other forms of digital money based in Frankfurt, Germany. In particular, it focuses on the digital euro. It is the DEA's mission to contribute to the public and political discourse through research, education, and by providing a platform and community for policy-makers, technologists, and economists to discuss digital money-related topics. The DEA is committed to independence and excellence, aiming to set the agenda and to shape policy by encouraging new ideas and forward-thinking in the field of digital money.
About the LIA
The Lithuanian Investors Association (LIA) is an autonomous organization committed to promoting the interests of both individual and collective investors to ensure fair and efficient market conditions. As a proactive partner in the investment community and a member of the Confederations BETTER FINANCE and World Federation of Investors, LIA is dedicated to advancing financial literacy and advocating for investor rights. LIA engages in educational initiatives, policy influence, and collaboration with financial and regulatory institutions to foster an informed and equitable investment landscape. Committed to independence and transparency, LIA actively supports initiatives that contribute to the betterment of financial markets and investor protection. Additionally, LIA is a member of the World Federation of Investors, further extending its global reach and influence.