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Paying with a bank card Information about Bundes-Bank. In easy-to-read format.
In shops, you sometimes pay with your bank card. The money from your account is sent to the shop owner. The Bundesbank takes care of this.
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The Controlling of Deutsche Bundesbank
The course is designed for high-level employees from non-EU countries who work in controlling at their central bank. Applicants should be familiar with cost accounting and budgeting. Participants will be expected to make an active contribution to the discussions, drawing on their own experiences.
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Making rules for banks Information about Bundes-Bank. In easy-to-read format.
The Bundesbank makes rules for banks. It also checks that the banks follow these rules. For example, a bank must have enough money so that it can lend money to others.
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GOLD. Treasures at the Deutsche Bundesbank Special Exhibition from 11 April 2018 to 30 September 2018
The special exhibition "GOLD. Treasures at the Deutsche Bundesbank" can be experienced here as a digital version on screen or with 3D glasses.
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Digital transformation at central banks – a review
The coronavirus pandemic has forced central banks to make significant strides in their digitalisation efforts. 30 experts came together in an ad hoc expert panel to share their experiences with the digitalisation process. The Bundesbank offered insights into its new InnoWerk lab.
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Everything stays affordable Information about Bundes-Bank. In easy-to-read format.
You need lots of things in your day-to-day life. Bread, clothes and somewhere to live. Sometimes you also want to go swimming. The Bundesbank keeps the value of money stable to stop prices from going up all the time. The difficult word for this task is monetary policy
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Britta Weinmann is the Bundesbank’s new representative in Moscow
Britta Weinmann is the Bundesbank’s new representative at the German embassy in Moscow. Ms Weinmann, who worked in banking supervision at the Bank’s Regional Office in Hesse prior to this, took over her new role on 1 August from Sven Redel
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Back to the Future™ – the return to in-person courses
Following many online courses over the past two years, the “Introduction to the Basel Framework” course was held in Frankfurt as a face-to-face event in April. Marcus Haas, advisor on banking supervision, reports on how it went and the advantages and disadvantages of in-person courses.
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Environmental guideline
The business operations of institutions such as the Bundesbank inevitably have an environmental impact. The Bundesbank is aware of its responsibility to minimise this impact and to make an active, sustainable contribution to protecting the environment and preventing climate change.