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Credit register of loans of €1.0 million or more
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Monetary policy
Stable money is a precious public good. It protects savers and income earners from the erosion of wealth while promoting growth and employment. The primary objective of monetary policy in the euro area is therefore to ensure price stability. The President of the Bundesbank is involved in making monetary policy decisions as a member of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank. The Bundesbank is charged with implementing these decisions in Germany.
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Release planning
In TIPS there are two regular releases scheduled per year – one following the second weekend of June and one following the third weekend of November. The dates have been coordinated with the releases in the other TARGET Services. This area contains information on the content as well as milestone planning of the releases.
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Functional documents
There are various documents available describing the structure and functioning of T2. There are for example the Information Guide for TARGET participants, the User Requirements Document, the User Detailed Functional Specifications, the User Handbooks or our Starting Guide which shall ease the first steps for new participants. These documents and even more can be found in this area.
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Money and capital markets
Information on issuance by monetary financial institutions ("securities issues") and securities held by the domestic sectors ("securities holdings").
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The external position of the Bundesbank, International reserves and foreign currceny liquidity of the Eurosystem
Bundesbank’s external position stood at €804 billion at the end of July 2025, with claims from the TARGET2 payment system worth €1044 billion making up around 70 % of total assets. These are followed by international reserves, comprising gold and foreign exchange reserves, including the special drawing rights allocated by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which account for a total of 21 % of assets. At 84 %, issuance of euro cash accounted for the bulk of liabilities. Deposits of non-euro area residents amount to 8 % of foreign liabilities.
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Security features of the €5 banknote, first series Counterfeit detection
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Organisation und Zuständigkeit
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Organisation und Zuständigkeit
Die Schlichtungsstelle bei der Deutschen Bundesbank ist eine behördliche Verbraucherschlichtungsstelle. Ihr sachlicher Zuständigkeitsbereich ist gesetzlich festgelegt. Sie ist zudem nur zuständig, wenn es für die Streitigkeit keine anerkannte private Verbraucherschlichtungsstelle gibt.
Die Schlichtungsstelle ist unabhängig und neutral und zur Verschwiegenheit verpflichtet. Das Schlichtungsverfahren ist für keinen der Beteiligten bindend.