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DLT-based enhancement of crossborder payment efficiency

Dirk Zetzsche, Linn Anker-Sørensen, Maria Lucia Passador and Andreas Wehrli provide an initial analysis of the legal challenges related to DLT-based payment systems

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For a few cryptos more: the Wild West of crypto finance

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Fabio Panetta argues that bringing cryptoassets safely into the regulatory perimeter would promote innovation, whilst avoiding a new bubble

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A story of tailwinds and headwinds

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Aggregate supply tailwinds are turning into headwinds, raising inflationary pressures and calling for a policy reset, argues Agustín Carstens

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Is the dismal science back?

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Daniel Dăianu looks at the role of economics in society and says miracles are not possible, and economics cannot be seen as alchemy

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Monetary policy and the Great Volatility

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The Great Moderation was a period of prosperity. Isabel Schnabel argues that it is up to central banks whether today’s challenges will lead to the Great Volatility

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Climate capital and the transition to net zero

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The BoE recently tested the UK’s largest banks and insurers on how prepared they are for financial risks caused by climate change. Sam Woods reviews the results

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Hope for the best, plan for the worst

FINTECH, GLOBAL TRADE, MOST READ

Graham Bright considers the global trade landscape post pandemic, and with current tensions says we should hope for the best outcome and plan for the worst

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