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Activist claims Bailey ‘not fit’ to govern BoE

Activist claims Bailey ‘not fit’ to govern BoE

Andrew Bailey: chosen in December 2019 to succeed Mark Carney as governor of the BoE Andrew Bailey has been accused of being unfit to lead the Bank of England (BoE) by a high-profile UK activist,…

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Fed faces years of losses as interest rates rise

Fed faces years of losses as interest rates rise

The US Federal Reserve is set to face years in which it suffers losses due to the effects of interest rate risk stemming from its hefty asset holdings. The balance sheet peaked at a size…

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RBI overhauling approach to risk management – annual report

RBI overhauling approach to risk management – annual report

The Reserve Bank of India is in the process of updating and overhauling its approach to risk management, the central bank’s 2018–19 annual report shows. Several initiatives are under way. The enterprise risk management department…

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UK court recognises Venezuela opposition’s central bank board

UK court recognises Venezuela opposition’s central bank board

A policeman watches protesters in Maracaibo. A senior English judge ruled that the country’s courts would continue to recognise the Venezuelan opposition’s central bank board. The Venezuelan government’s central bank had asked the English court…

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Banque de France announces second wholesale CBDC experiment phase

Banque de France announces second wholesale CBDC experiment phase

The Banque de France has launched its second phase of central bank digital currency (CBDC) experiments. The central bank will conduct up to five additional experiments, after conducting nine over the past year, with a…

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ECB’s Mersch urges caution on regulatory sandboxes

ECB’s Mersch urges caution on regulatory sandboxes

Yves Mersch has said he remains sceptical about the benefits of “regulatory sandboxes”.  “This is an area where, I would suggest, we exercise caution,” the European Central Bank executive board member said at a conference on…

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Fund structures are ‘a big issue’ for monetary system – Carney

Fund structures are ‘a big issue’ for monetary system – Carney

Mark Carney, Bank of England Flaws in the structure of many investment funds could be responsible for amplifying the volatility of capital flows and exacerbating problems with the functioning of the international monetary system, according…

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Summers calls on Fed and US Treasury to ‘fully’ coordinate debt management

Summers calls on Fed and US Treasury to ‘fully’ coordinate debt management

The Federal Reserve and US Treasury should start managing US government debt collaboratively and release a joint annual strategy statement to avoid working at cross purposes, a paper published today by Larry Summers, the former…

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Private sector tools often used to shape comms strategies

Private sector tools often used to shape comms strategies

Private sector tools are an important resource for many central banks to monitor how their messaging is working.  Central Banking asked 33 participants in the Communications 2022 Benchmarks what tools they use to design and…

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Millions stolen from central bank, Surinamese authorities say

Millions stolen from central bank, Surinamese authorities say

Surinamese authorities have accused several people, including a senior finance ministry official, of stealing about $2 million from government accounts at the central bank, according to media reports.  Central bank governor Maurice Roemer told his…

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