Big techs in finance: forging a new regulatory path
Agustín Carstens considers the reach of large technology in the finance sector and the implications for public policy
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Will a digital pound be needed by the end of this decade?
Jon Cunliffe discusses why a digital pound is needed, what the model could look like and how the digital pound may sit within the digital payments landscape
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Lending and market making as a last resort
Willem Buiter, Stephen Cecchetti, Kathryn Dominguez and Antonio Sánchez Serrano summarise central bank policy frameworks used when stabilising financial markets
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Web3: the next internet revolution
Georgios Petropoulos and Harang Ju write that tokenisation based on blockchain technology could bring radical changes to markets for goods and services
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Daring to know in times of uncertainty and structural shifts
Klaas Knot considers three structural shifts in the global economy: NBFI, cryptoassets and climate change, which affect the resilience of the global financial system
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The safe asset potential of EU-issued bonds
Tilman Bletzinger, William Greif and Bernd Schwaab evaluate the prospects of EU-issued bonds for becoming a supranational euro-denominated safe asset
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Ukraine’s needed post-war institutional changes
Tymofiy Mylovanov and Gerard Roland argue that Ukraine must strive to become a full-fledged liberal democracy
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By acting swiftly now we can prevent a Volcker shock
Olli Rehn discusses the ECB handling of interest rates, and believes that a highly restrictive monetary policy shock can be avoided in the future
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Central bank independence and the mandate—evolving views
Jerome Powell makes a strong case for limited independence within a democratic framework, warning against a central bank widening its remit and scope too far
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Carbon taxes may be a boon for the world, even in the short run
Bruno Conte, Klaus Desmet and Esteban Rossi-Hansberg argue that it is time to take a serious look at carbon taxes as they are less costly than you thought
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