Read what central bankers believe on the global economy, climate change, fintech, economics, and CBDCs and digital money
The history of human progress has been defined by technological breakthroughs generated by ideas. Christine Lagarde argues we need the right conditions that allow them to reach their full potential
Unlocking the power of ideas to push our economies forward Read More »
Cecilia Skingsley proposes a framework to help central bankers in embracing innovation and at the same time solve some of the challenges confronting the central banking and regulatory communities
Sharper supervision in an era of technology races Read More »
We are at a pivotal moment in the evolution of money. Eddie Yue says regulators must remain open-minded, responsive, and prudent when considering CBDCs
CBDCs and the future of money and payment systems Read More »
Amidst the prospect of significant technological change in payments, Sarah Breeden sets out how the Bank of England seeks to deliver trust and support innovation, both as a provider and as a regulator of retail and wholesale money
Modernising the trains and rails of UK payments Read More »
Failure to meet the Paris climate goals poses economic challenges that have an impact on central banks’ work, argues Frank Elderson. To avoid long-term policy mistakes, policymakers must address the resulting structural changes
“Know thyself” – avoiding policy mistakes in light of the prevailing climate science Read More »
Bank regulators are planning to introduce a package of liquidity regulations later this year in response to last year’s bank failures. Michelle Bowman discusses potential changes to improve liquidity for banks in times of stress
Bank liquidity, regulation, and the Fed’s role as lender of last resort Read More »
Christine Lagarde outlines what needs to be done to become sufficiently confident to start dialling back the ECB’s restrictive policy stance
Building confidence in the path ahead Read More »
Trust is essential for the success of public policies. Agustín Carstens argues that policymakers’ success in dealing with recent crises was due to the trust they had built over the years, which allowed them to take decisive action when required
Trust and macroeconomic stability: a virtuous circle Read More »
Michelle Bowman discusses the role of tailoring in the regulation of banks, and how it allows the safety and soundness of the banking system and US financial stability
Tailoring, fidelity to the rule of law, and unintended consequences Read More »
Isabel Schnabel emphasises the euro area’s strengths in social protection and environmental initiatives, and advocates measure to close the euro area’s technology gap
From laggard to leader? Closing the euro area’s technology gap Read More »
