A report supported by the British Treasury envisages repurchase, national debt and fund monetization within the next two years, placing Ripple at the centre of this effort. The report proposes a hybrid model that combines licensed institutional networks with unlicensed chains, while warning of the eventual settlement risks that may arise from the chain reorganization of public block chains. The case of the use of Ripple technology by Hidden Road and Santander UK, the main brokers of Ripple's acquisition, was cited as an example of the integration of traditional finance and encryption.
The report projects an annual output growth of Pound33 billion for the British economy over a decade of productivity and cost efficiency. The report also notes that, despite the theoretical risk of reversibility of transactions in the unlicensed chain, there is a gradual convergence between traditional financial and encryption enterprises.
