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Financial and monetary system

Disruptions to the financial system not only cause economic damage; they also prevent monetary policy from being implemented and can therefore jeopardise price stability. Hence, in order to ensure the stability of the financial system, the Bundesbank plays an active role in national and international institutions.

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Dr Andreas Dombret

Speeches

Speaking at various occasions, members of the Bundesbank’s Executive Board, including Dr Andreas Dombret, regularly comment on issues relating to the financial and monetary system.

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Financial and monetary system stability analyses

By continuously analysing the stability of the German financial system, the Bundesbank helps to recognise risks to financial stability at an early stage, develop ways reducing them, improve the regulatory framework and enhance the international monetary system.

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Financial Stability Review 2011

The Bundesbank’s annual Financial Stability Review was presented to the media on 10 November 2011.

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International cooperation

Numerous European and international committees and organisations analyse issues relating to European and international financial stability and coordinate financial stability policy. The Bundesbank contributes its expertise and policy stance.

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Conferences

Click here for an overview of all Deutsche Bundesbank conferences on financial and monetary system stability.

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Additional information

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Publications

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Financial Stability Reviews, Articles from the Monthly Report or Discussion Papers. Click here to find different publications concerning topics of the financial and monetary system.

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More conferences

2011 Workshop

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3rd international Workshop: Local Currency Bond Markets and International Capital Flows

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