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Dr Julian Reischle Director General Payments and Settlement Systems
Director General Payments and Settlement Systems
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Dr Thomas Ollinger Director General Procurement
Since September 2024: Director General Procurement
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Hans-Joachim Kohse Director General Administration
Director General Administration
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Opening remarks at NGFS Finance Day Event at COP29
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Announcement of a multi-ISIN auction – Reopening of two Federal bonds
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The original operational framework for implementing monetary policy
Prior to the global financial crisis starting in 2007, the Eurosystem’s operational framework for implementing monetary policy used to be a corridor system. This involved the ECB Governing Council setting three interest rates, which usually had the same distance from each other. The rates of the deposit facility and the marginal lending facility formed the lower and upper bounds of the corridor, respectively. The relevant key interest rate on the main refinancing operations was the middle of the interest rate corridor. This system aimed to steer short-term money market rates close to the main refinancing operations rate.
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Climate Adaptation Requires Greater Global Attention NGFS Finance Day, Australian Prudential Regulation Authority
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Non-standard monetary policy measures during the global financial crisis starting in 2007
With the outbreak of the global financial crisis in 2007 and the turmoil it brought about in the international banking system, trust between commercial banks increasingly dwindled, which significantly hampered the redistribution of liquidity via the interbank market that is necessary for a functioning corridor system. Banks in the euro area began to hoard liquidity or not lend it indiscriminately to banks that were in need of liquidity, meaning that the short-term money market no longer facilitated the smooth distribution of liquidity. The volatility of short-term interest rates went up significantly. As a result, the ECB Governing Council adopted a series of non-standard monetary policy measures, thereby changing the way in which the operational framework is used to implement monetary policy.
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Non-standard monetary policy measures during the sovereign debt crisis starting in 2010
The European sovereign debt crisis was characterised by the fact that some euro area countries, owing to their high levels of debt – caused in part by efforts to counter the consequences of the global financial crisis – experienced difficulties refinancing their debt and, in some cases, lost access to capital market funding. In order to protect monetary policy transmission and safeguard sufficient liquidity provision for the financial system, the ECB Governing Council adopted various non-standard measures during the course of the crisis that went beyond the scope of the usual operational framework at that time.
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Events Information events for credit institutions
Details and presentations with regard to our events and conferences on payments, settlement and account management.
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Nagel: “We have to get our act together”
13.11.2024 DE
We could be on the verge of a global economic turning point,
Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said in an interview with the weekly newspaper “Die Zeit”.In this situation, we need more Europe, not less.
Trump’s proposed trade tariffs could prove very painful for Germany. Should they be implemented, he said, we might even see negative economic growth next year. Mr Nagel considers European monetary policy to be on the right track. -
MFI interest rate statistics Reporting period May 2025
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Reopening Federal bond issue – Auction result
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Electronic provision of discrepancy documents and fee statements
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German balance of payments in September 2024
Germany’s current account recorded a surplus of €22.6 billion in September 2024, up €5.5 billion on the previous month’s level. This was caused by the larger surplus in the goods account and especially by the shift to a surplus in invisible current transactions, which comprise services as well as primary and secondary income.
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Vielseitige Aufgaben im Leitungsteam der Bundesbank-Filiale
13.11.2024 No English translation available
Tim ist mit seinem Team für die Bargeldversorgung und die Qualitätssicherung der Banknoten und Münzen zuständig. Im Video erläutert er, wie er zusätzlichdie Gelegenheit erhielt, Einblicke in die Bankenaufsicht zu gewinnen.
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PRISMA: Refining and improving the supervisory reporting system
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Tägliche Rendite der börsennotierten Bundeswertpapiere
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Reopening of Federal Treasury notes - Auction result
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Invitation to bid by auction - Reopening 10-year Federal bond
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Announcement Federal Treasury discount paper (Bubills)
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Georgi Kocharkov on leave for ECB
Economist in the Research Centre since 2019
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Matthias Rottner on leave for BIS
Economist in the Research Centre since May 2021
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Auction result – Federal Treasury discount paper (Bubills)
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Invitation to bid by auction – Reopening of Federal Treasury notes
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Own funds requirements
The prudential own funds requirements reflect a risk-oriented approach to supervision which is designed, depending on a bank's individual risk positions, to ensure that capital backing is as commensurate with risk as possible.
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Counterparty information
In this area you will find a selection of previous counterparty information letters on eligible collateral.
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Steering through uncharted waters: monetary policy in the face of climate change Opening Address at the Green Swan Conference 2024
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Recent publications
Selected papers by Bundesbank researchers accepted for publication or recently published.
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EZB eröffnet Konsultationsverfahren zu ihrem Ansatz bezüglich der im Unionsrecht vorgesehenen Optionen und Ermessensspielräume
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Die Europäische Zentralbank (EZB) hat heute ein Konsultationsverfahren zu ihren überarbeiteten Vorgaben für die Nutzung der im Unionsrecht vorgesehenen Optionen und Ermessensspielräume eingeleitet.
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Invitation to bid – Federal Treasury discount paper (Bubills)
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Was tut die Bundesbank gegen die Inflation? Finance Flash – Folge 4
07.04.2025 No English translation available
In dieser Folge Finance Flash geht es um die wichtigste Aufgabe der Deutschen Bundesbank: für stabile Preise zu sorgen. Mittelfristig wird eine Inflationsrate von 2 Prozent angestrebt. Aber was kann die Bundesbank tun, damit die Preise nicht immer schneller steigen? Moderatorin Sarah erklärt, wie Geldpolitik im Eurosystem funktioniert, was Leitzinsen sind und wie Inflation gemessen wird. In „wahr oder falsch?“ stellt Sarah das Wissen der Zuschauer über die Europäische Zentralbank auf die Probe. Und in der Zahl der Woche geht es diesmal um die höchste jemals gemessene Inflationsrate. Kleiner Tipp: Es war sogar in Deutschland. Mehr dazu im Video.
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Change of office ceremony in Hamburg
06.11.2024 DE
The first of November saw Uwe Nebgen take over as President of the Regional Office in Hamburg, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania and Schleswig-Holstein from Arno Bäcker, who held that post for eight years. Speaking at the official change of office ceremony, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel paid tribute to Arno Bäcker’s achievements with the Bank and wished his successor every success in his new position.
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Umfrage über den Zugang von Unternehmen im Euroraum zu Finanzmitteln: Unternehmen melden moderate Verschärfung der Finanzierungsbedingungen
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Die Unternehmen gaben an, dass sich die Verfügbarkeit von Bankkrediten kaum verändert habe. Allerdings sei – teilweise aufgrund der guten Ausstattung mit internen Finanzierungsmitteln – ihr Bedarf an Bankkrediten moderat zurückgegangen.
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Announcement of auction – Reopening 10-year Federal bond
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Banks Reporting period May 2025
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Auf einen Blick Digitaler Euro
No English translation available
Der digitale Euro wäre ein digitales Zahlungsmittel. Er würde von den Zentralbanken des Euroraums ausgegeben werden – genauso wie die Euro-Banknoten. Alle Bürgerinnen und Bürger könnten den digitalen Euro nutzen. Die Zentralbanken des Euroraums würden damit den Bürgerinnen und Bürgern zusätzlich zu Bargeld ein Zahlungsmittel anbieten, das sie schnell, einfach und sicher verwenden könnten.
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Customer Test Centre
To ensure the stable and reliable operation of its payment processing and account management applications, the Bundesbank carries out a wide range of test activities with its customers.
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Reopening of two Federal bonds – Auction result
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Kontakt Ausbildungsgang „Kaufleute für Büromanagement“
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Du möchtest Dich bei uns bewerben, hast Fragen zum Ablauf oder zu den Inhalten eines Ausbildungsganges oder suchst den besten Weg zu uns?
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Kontakt Mittlerer Bankdienst (Geldbearbeitung)
No English translation available
Du möchtest Dich bei uns bewerben, hast Fragen zum Ablauf oder zu den Inhalten eines Ausbildungsganges oder suchst den besten Weg zu uns?