Here is the statement from the President of the aforementioned Bank....So he is either purposefully missing the point of Decentralisation or he actually doesn't understand the difference between Bitcoin and a bank implemented cryptocurrency?.....
"I would suspect, down the road, that a number of central banks will have digital currency," he said. "When there is a digital currency available, other than the underground economy, it’s not clear why people would use bitcoin."
Trying to view the situation from a regulators perspective, The cryptocurrency market is very unregulated but not nearly as bad as it was durring the big bull run bubble of 2017. Regulatory bodies like the SEC have been bringing down the ban hammers hard, taking out projects left and right.
The current government system is slow and takes years to make hard change. To an individual, it's simple enough to make the switch, but the regulators are supposed to speak out on behalf for the little guy who's not technical inclined. Which is why the statement probably seems biased.