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Inclusion at the Bundesbank Fair opportunities, shared success
We believe that each person has individual strengths and skills that are enriching for our teams. For this reason, inclusion is not only an attitude, but also a call for action.
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Securities holdings statistics
These statistics concern securities deposits which are operated for domestic and foreign depositors ("B safe custody business") by the institutions required to report. In addition, domestic banks also have to report their own securities portfolios ("A safe custody business") irrespective of where the securities are being kept in safe custody.
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Kapitel 1 Payment Systems – IT Connection
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Meine Freunde hatten mich gewarnt, dass dieses Haus nicht zu mir passt, aber jetzt bin ich hier. Mal sehen, wohin die Reise führt. Bei der Bundesbank-IT werde ich als Werkstudentin in der Software-Entwicklung arbeiten und lerne gerade die verschiedenen Teams und Aufgaben kennen. Alles dreht sich hier um die Grundlagen für den europäischen Zahlungsverkehr auf einem Mainframe. Ich werde Teil dieser Payment Systems IT Connection!
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Macroprudential Conferences
In 2015 the Riksbank took the initiative to hold an annual conference on macroprudential policy.
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Economic activity and prices
Trends in economic activity and prices in Germany and elsewhere are reflected in various types of statistics.
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Payments in Germany Payment statistics for 2017
German payment service providers operated around 103 million current accounts last year. The payment statistics published by the Deutsche Bundesbank also show that the number of transactions involving these accounts in 2017 increased compared with 2016.
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Non-standard monetary policy measures during the sovereign debt crisis starting in 2010
The European sovereign debt crisis was characterised by the fact that some euro area countries, owing to their high levels of debt – caused in part by efforts to counter the consequences of the global financial crisis – experienced difficulties refinancing their debt and, in some cases, lost access to capital market funding. In order to protect monetary policy transmission and safeguard sufficient liquidity provision for the financial system, the ECB Governing Council adopted various non-standard measures during the course of the crisis that went beyond the scope of the usual operational framework at that time.