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Betriebswirtschaft (Digitalisierungsmanagement) in Eisenach Arbeitgeber Bundesbank – Duales Studium
03.09.2021 No English translation available
Informationen zum dualen Studium bei der Deutschen Bundesbank am Beispiel von Svenja.
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Betriebswirtschaft (Digital Business Management) in Karlsruhe Arbeitgeber Bundesbank – Duales Studium
03.09.2021 No English translation available
Informationen zum dualen Studium bei der Deutschen Bundesbank am Beispiel von Julian.
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Angewandte Informatik in Mosbach Arbeitgeber Bundesbank – Duales Studium
03.09.2021 No English translation available
Informationen zum dualen Studium bei der Deutschen Bundesbank am Beispiel von Paul in Mosbach.
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Die Ausbildung für den Mittleren Bankdienst in Frankfurt am Main Arbeitgeber Bundesbank – Ausbildungsgänge
03.09.2021 No English translation available
Informationen zum Ausbildungsgang bei der Deutschen Bundesbank am Beispiel von Noah.
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Podiumsdiskussion: „Bankgeschäft post COVID-19“ Bundesbank Symposium 2021 – Bankenaufsicht im Dialog
02.09.2021 No English translation available
Dr. Joachim Lang (Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie e.V), Eckhard Forst (NRW.BANK), Alexander Schulz (Deutsche Bundesbank)
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Begrüßung Bundesbank Symposium 2021 – Bankenaufsicht im Dialog
02.09.2021 No English translation available
Dr. Jens Weidmann (Präsident der Deutschen Bundesbank), Dr. Joachim Wuermeling, Vorstandsmitglied der Deutschen Bundesbank
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Podiumsdiskussion: "Nachhaltigkeit: Langfristig denken, Risiken managen, Chancen nutzen“ Bundesbank Symposium 2021 – Bankenaufsicht im Dialog
02.09.2021 No English translation available
Dr. Karen Braun-Munzinger (Deutsche Bundesbank), Christine Novaković (UBS Europe SE), Eva Wunsch-Weber (Frankfurter Volksbank eG)
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Podiumsdiskussion: "Digitalisierung im Bankensektor" Bundesbank Symposium 2021 – Bankenaufsicht im Dialog
02.09.2021 No English translation available
Christoph Bornschein (Torben, Lucie und die gelbe Gefahr GmbH), Stefan Unterlandstättner (Deutsche Kreditbank AG), Dr. Stefan Blochwitz (Deutsche Bundesbank)
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Kleopatra und Marcus Antonius Sandra Matthies (in: Geldgeschichtliche Nachrichten, Heft 335, September 2024)
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Machine learning, artificial intelligence and big data – the perspective of central banks Expert panel
The expert panel is aimed at central bankers as well as regulators and supervisors with an interest in helping develop best practices in big data mining and management. Participants will be expected to make an active contribution to the discussions and will be invited to present and discuss current issues in machine learning, artificial intelligence and big data in their own jurisdiction.
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The Origin of Money? - Central Bank Money
13.08.2021 DE
The core theme of each central bank is the money. But how does it happen in the world? This question goes to the Bundesbank and answered them in this animated film.
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Regional banking statistics figures Reporting period 2nd Quarter 2024
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Risky sovereign bond holdings by commercial banks in the euro area: Do safe assets availability and differences in bank funding costs play a role? Discussion paper 35/2024: Axel Jochem, Ernest Lecomte
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Consequences of transiting to a climate-neutral economy Research Brief | 68th edition – August 2024
Transition risk is the risk arising from the economy’s shift towards net-zero carbon emissions. Applying a novel methodology, we find that large unanticipated increases to transition risk are predominantly related to political events and can have notable macroeconomic consequences. Interestingly, in the short run these shocks do not uniformly generate inflationary pressure, challenging the prevalent notion of “greenflation.” Finally, our results highlight an important role for country-specificities, suggesting, for instance, that there may also be economic benefits attached to the transition. Overall, while international policy coordination is essential, these findings underscore the importance of tailoring policy interventions to each nation's unique economic context.
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