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Information on changes to the Eurosystem risk control framework for eligible collateral that enter into force on 29 June 2023
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Bekanntmachung der Aufhebung der Bundesbankmitteilung 9001/2013 Mitteilung Nr. 9001/2023
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Das Management von Biodiversitätsrisiken – History repeated? BankPraktiker, Ausgabe 06/2023: Thomas Dietz
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Biodiversitätsrisiken spielen hinsichtlich ihrer potenziellen Auswirkungen auf die Finanzstabilität eine mindestens genauso wichtige Rolle wie Klimarisiken, eine Befassung mit Biodiversitätsrisiken im institutsinternen Risikomanagement ist daher unbedingt notwendig.
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Questionnaire for the Survey on Consumer Expectations (BOP-HH) Wave 40 – April 2023
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Spring Conference 2023 – Climate Change and Central Banks
The Bundesbank’s Spring Conference 2023 – Climate Change and Central Banks has been place on 11 and 12 May. President Joachim Nagel’s video message, the welcome speech by Executive Board member Sabine Mauderer and the Keynote speech by Geoffrey Heal are available here.
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Glossar: Erläuterungen und Begriffe im Zusammenhang mit dem EZB-Beschluss zum Banknoten-Recycling und der Verordnung über die Prüfung von Bargeld
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Money in caricature and satire Publication to accompany the special exhibition at the Money Museum of the Deutsche Bundesbank
Publication to accompany the special exhibition at the Money Museum of the Deutsche Bundesbank from 20.09.2022 to 29.10.2023.
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9th International Conference on Sovereign Bond Markets
27.–28.04.2023 | 9th International Conference on Sovereign Bond Markets | Boston College, USA
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Informationsveranstaltung „Zahlungsverkehr und Abwicklungssysteme für Kreditinstitute“ April 2023
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Negative interest rate policy led to negative interest rates on corporate deposits and higher fees Research Brief | 56th edition – March 2023
The Eurosystem’s negative interest rate policy (NIRP) incentivised banks to also charge their customers negative deposit rates. My analysis shows that German banks did actually charge negative interest rates on corporate deposits at times. However, the banks that did so were primarily those which relied heavily on household deposits as a source of funding. These banks were very reluctant to apply negative interest rates to household deposits as well, and thus probably faced particularly high margin pressure. It was primarily these banks that also charged higher fees in order to ease this pressure.