A survey conducted by the CFA Institute on its members' perceptions of central bank digital currency (CBDC) found a wide range of opinions, with varying levels of support depending on the location and age of respondents. While 42% of respondents believed that central banks should launch digital versions of fiat currencies, support was lower among investment professionals in the United States at 31%. Privacy was the most common objection to CBDCs, with 50% of respondents expressing concern. The survey received the most responses from the United States and had a response rate of 5%.