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Weidmann identifies risks and rewards in central bank digital currency
14.09.2020 DE FR
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann feels that the introduction of central bank digital currency (CBDC) needs careful consideration. The various risks suggest that a prudent design and cautious approach would be essential, he said at the Bundesbank’s virtual autumn conference. CBDC is not necessarily needed to provide the general public with quick, secure and cheap payment methods.
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Auction result - Federal Treasury discount paper (Bubills)
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Invitation to bid for 12-months Bills of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM)
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Announcement of auction - Reopening of Federal Treasury notes
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Invitation to bid by auction - Reopening 7-year Federal bond
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On the future of money and payments Panel statement at the Bundesbank virtual autumn conference "Banking and Payments in the Digital World"
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Continued strong growth in card payments
Cashless payment instruments in Germany were already being used more frequently in 2019, i.e. prior to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. This was evidenced by the latest figures of the Deutsche Bundesbank’s Statistics on Payments and Securities Trading, Clearing and Settlement.
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Ever more payments being made by card
11.09.2020 DE
In 2019, the trend towards cashless payments picked up. Even prior to the coronavirus pandemic, payments with debit cards (often issued in the form of "girocards" in Germany) gained ground in particular. Their usage increased by 20% on the year, with the cards being used ever more frequently for smaller transactions.
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EZB gibt bekannt, welche bulgarischen und kroatischen Banken sie ab Oktober 2020 direkt beaufsichtigen wird
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Die EZB wird nach der Bedeutungseinstufung, die aufgrund der Aufnahme einer engen Zusammenarbeit erfolgt, mit der direkten Aufsicht über fünf Banken in Bulgarien sowie acht Banken in Kroatien beginnen. Die EZB übernimmt zudem die direkte Aufsicht über eine weitere österreichische Bankengruppe.
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