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    • Overview Bundesbank
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    Digital euro

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    • Overview Tasks
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      • Overview Monetary policy
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        • Overview Open market operations
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      • Overview Financial and monetary system
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        • Overview Financial and monetary stability
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          • Overview Liquidity
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          • Overview Risk Management
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        • Overview Counterfeit money
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    SDMX Web Service

    The Bundesbank provides a new procedure for the automated download of statistical data sets. The web service offers an interface for programmatic access.

    SDMX Web Service
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    Time series databases

    The Bundesbank’s up-to-date statistical data in the form of time series (also available to download as a CSV file or SDMX-ML file).

    Time series databases
    • Overview Statistics
    • Banks and other financial corporations
      • Overview Banks and other financial corporations
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      • Overview Economic activity and prices
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      • Overview Exchange rates
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      • Overview External sector
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    • Macroeconomic accounting systems
      • Overview Macroeconomic accounting systems
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      • Overview Money and capital markets
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        • Overview Interest rates and yields
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      • Overview Public finances
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    • Sets of indicators
      • Overview Sets of indicators
      • System of indicators for the German residential property market
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      • Financial Soundness Indicators
      • SDDS Plus
      • Long time series
    • Sustainability
    • Time series databases
  • Cashless money transfer ©Maria Lungwitz
    © Maria Lungwitz
    Bank sort codes search

    Here you will find information on the bank sort code file and on the bank sort code update service. You can also download the bank sort code files.

    Bank sort codes search
    • Overview Service
    • Banking services for central banks
    • Banks and companies
      • Overview Banks and companies
      • Bund Bidding System (BBS)
        • Overview Bund Bidding System (BBS)
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      • Collateralmanagement Access Portal (CAP)
        • Overview Collateralmanagement Access Portal (CAP)
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      • ESM/EFSF Bidding System (EBS)
        • Overview ESM/EFSF Bidding System (EBS)
        • Documentation
        • Operating and support hours
        • Terms and conditions
      • Mobilisation and Administration of Credit Claims (MACCs)
        • Overview Mobilisation and Administration of Credit Claims (MACCs)
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        • Test environment
        • FAQs - Frequently asked questions
      • OpenMarket Tender Operation System (OMTOS)
        • Overview OpenMarket Tender Operation System (OMTOS)
        • General information
        • Contact
        • Operating and support hours
        • Documentation
        • Terms and conditions
        • Information for new customers
      • PKI - Public Key Infrastructures
        • Overview PKI - Public Key Infrastructures
        • Certificate Policies (CP) and Certification Practice Statements (CPS)
        • Explanatory notes on e-mail security
    • Dates
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    • ExtraNet
    • Federal securities
      • Overview Federal securities
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      • Stripping
    • Financial sanctions
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      • Overview Reporting systems
      • External sector
        • Overview External sector
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          • Overview Electronical submission
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          • NExt
          • General statistics reporting portal
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        • FAQ and notices
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      • External sector forms centre
        • Overview External sector forms centre
        • Payment reports
        • Stock reports on external claims and liabilities
        • Stock reports on cross-border equity investments
      • Banking Supervision
        • Overview Banking Supervision
        • European reporting framework
        • National reporting
        • PRISMA: Refining and improving the supervisory reporting system
        • Formats (XBRL and XML)
      • Banking Supervision form centre
      • Banking statistics
        • Overview Banking statistics
        • Customer classification
        • ExtraNet / NExt
        • Legal basis
        • Revised ECB regulations
      • Banking statistics form centre
      • Financial Stability
        • Overview Financial Stability
        • Formats (XML)
        • Other legal basis
    • School service
      • Overview School service
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        • Overview Teaching materials
        • Graphics for teaching
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    © Frank Rumpenhorst
    Press

    In the press area, you will find press releases, speeches, guest contributions and interviews with Bundesbank Executive Board members as well as further press materials.

    Press
    • Overview Press
    • Press releases
      • Overview Press releases
      • Federal securities
      • EFSF/ESM
    • Speeches
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    • Contributions
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      • Overview Press materials
      • Pictures archive
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    • Calendar of the Executive Board
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    © Dieter Roosen
    Studies

    This section contains Bundesbank studies and conference papers. It also includes publications resulting from the research activities of Bundesbank staff and visiting researchers.

    Studies
    • Overview Publications
    • Reports and studies
    • Research
    • Statistics
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    © Björn Hänssler
    Employer Bundesbank

    Information on work with a special value

    Employer Bundesbank
    • Overview Career
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      • Overview Employer Bundesbank
      • Job stories
      • Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
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  • Benutzerverwaltung

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    Hier können Sie sich mit einer bereits bestehenden Benutzerkennung für weitere Fachverfahren registrieren, sowie Änderungen an Ihrem Benutzer-Profil vornehmen (Anzeigen, Ändern, Löschen).

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  • Filiale Berlin
    Filiale Berlin

    In unserer Filiale Berlin können Sie gebührenfrei und unbefristet D-Mark-Banknoten und -Münzen umtauschen.

    Hier finden Sie die Öffnungszeiten und weitere Informationen.

  • Statistik
    Statistik

    Statistische Daten veröffentlicht die Deutsche Bundesbank im statistischen Teil ihres Monatsberichts sowie in den zugehörigen Statistischen Beiheften.

    Der Fachbereich Statistik der Deutschen Bundesbank hat aufgrund gesetzlicher Regelungen die Aufgabe, präzise, verlässliche und aktuelle statistische Informationen bereitzustellen, welche als Grundlage für den geldpolitischen Entscheidungsprozess im Eurosystem sowie zur Erfüllung weiterer zentraler Aufgaben der Bundesbank erforderlich sind.

  • Base money time series
    Base money time series
  • Detection of counterfeit banknotes

    A standardised range of authenticity features such as tactile writing, watermarks, an inscribed security thread and a see-through register on all banknote denominations offer protection against counterfeiting.

    The lower half of the large denomination number on the front of the DM500 and DM1,000 banknotes contains an additional authenticity feature: the colour changes from gold to green if the banknote is tilted.

  • Information on revision of reports for FVC statistics from December 2014 onwards
    Information on revision of reports for FVC statistics from December 2014 onwards

    Revision of reports for statistics on the assets and lilabilities of financial vehicle corporations engaged in securitisation transactions (from the December 2014 reporting date onwards; available in German only).

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  • Anfrageformular für bilaterale Zusammenarbeit
    Anfrageformular für bilaterale Zusammenarbeit

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    Ausländische Zentralbanken, die an einer Zusammenarbeit mit der Bundesbank interessiert sind, können das Formular ausfüllen und per E-Mail an das Zentrum für internationalen Zentralbankendialog senden. Bitte speichern Sie das Formular mit der rechten Maustaste auf Ihrem PC und öffnen Sie die gespeicherte Datei.

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    Abonnement

    Institutionen wie Banken, Universitäten u.a. können die Neuerwerbungsliste mit dem Bestellformular abonnieren.

  • Kontakt für die elektronische Übermittlung Ihrer Jahresabschlussunterlagen

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  • Kontakt für die elektronische Übermittlung Ihrer Jahresabschlussunterlagen

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  • Statistische Sonderveröffentlichung 5 - Archiv
    Statistische Sonderveröffentlichung 5 - Archiv

    Hochgerechnete Angaben aus Jahresabschlüssen deutscher Unternehmen

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  • Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen
    Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen

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    Generelle bankrechtliche Regelungen zur Abwicklung des unbaren Zahlungsverkehrs finden Sie in den Allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen der Deutschen Bundesbank.

  • Hochauflösende Abbildungen
    Hochauflösende Abbildungen

    Hochauflösende Abbildungen zu den auf Deutsche Mark lautenden Banknoten sowie den DM-Münzen erhalten Sie im Bildarchiv.

  • Informationen in Deutscher Gebärdensprache

    Die Filme auf dieser Seite erklären Ihnen unsere Aufgaben und geben Informationen über Bargeld und das Geldmuseum der Deutschen Bundesbank.

  • Indicative calender of minimum reserve holdings for 2024
    Indicative calender of minimum reserve holdings for 2024

    148 KB, PDF

    in German only

  • Halbmonatliche Bibliographie von Zeitschriftenaufsätzen
    Halbmonatliche Bibliographie von Zeitschriftenaufsätzen
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  • 29.06.2023: Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation
    29.06.2023: Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation
  • Lilli Zimmermann
    Lilli Zimmermann
  • System of indicators for the German residential property market
    System of indicators for the German residential property market

    The objective of the system of indicators is to give a quick and comprehensive overview of the situation on the property market. The system comprises a manageable number of informative indicators that enable a transparent, unbiased and verifiable analysis. The system of indicators is based on a structured presentation from three perspectives: prices, the financial sector and the real economy.

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    Banking supervision
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  • Statistical release calendar
    Statistical release calendar

    on the topic Securities holdings statistics

  • Monthly reports
    Monthly reports

    The Deutsche Bundesbank's Monthly Report deals with subjects from the field of economics that are of national and international interest. These include, in particular, topics relating to monetary and foreign exchange policy and financial and economic policy.

  • Statistical Supplement
    Statistical Supplement

    Seasonally adjusted business statistics

  • Statistical supplement
    Statistical supplement

    Balance of payments statistics

  • Organisation

    The Deutsche Bundesbank was established as the central bank of the Federal Republic of Germany in 1957. The Central Office is located in Frankfurt am Main. 

  • Announcement – Federal Treasury discount paper (Bubills)

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    07.10.2022 Press release Deutsche Bundesbank DE
    Announcement – Federal Treasury discount paper (Bubills)
  • Pressemitteilungen der EZB
    Pressemitteilungen der EZB

    Hier finden Sie Pressemitteilungen der Europäischen Zentralbank zum Thema MFI-Zinsstatistik.

  • Statistische Veröffentlichungstermine
    Statistische Veröffentlichungstermine

    Zum Thema Devisenkurse, Euro-Referenzkurse, effektive Wechselkurse

  • Arbeitsblätter zum Bestellen
    Arbeitsblätter zum Bestellen

    Die Arbeitsblätter zu "Mein Euro - Spiel- und Rechengeld" können als Druckausgabe bestellt werden.

  • Rundschreiben zur Kundensystematik
    Rundschreiben zur Kundensystematik

    Hier finden Sie die Rundschreiben der Deutschen Bundesbank zur Kundensystematik im PDF-Format.

  • Alle Rundschreiben zur Bilanzstatistik
    Alle Rundschreiben zur Bilanzstatistik

    Hier finden Sie die Rundschreiben der Deutschen Bundesbank zur Bilanzstatistik im PDF-Format.

  • Berichte und Studien

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    Regelmäßig erscheinende Berichte der Deutschen Bundesbank sowie Studien zu verschiedenen Themen.

    • Aktuelle Monatsberichte
      Eine Seite des Monatsberichts der Deutschen Bundesbank ©Dieter Roosen
      © Dieter Roosen

      Die Monatsberichte der Bundesbank behandeln volkswirtschaftliche Themen, darunter insbesondere geld- und währungspolitische sowie finanz- und konjunkturpolitische Themen.

      Aktuelle Monatsberichte
    • Finanzstabilitätsberichte
      Finanzstabilitätsbericht ©Deutsche Bundesbank
      © Deutsche Bundesbank

      Im Finanzstabilitätsbericht schätzt die Bundesbank die Widerstandkraft des deutschen Finanzsystems ein und analysiert die Risiken für die Finanzstabilität.

      Finanzstabilitätsberichte
    • Geschäftsberichte
      Geschäftsberichte ©Nils Thies
      © Nils Thies

      Der Jahresabschluss gibt einen Überblick über die Wirtschafts- und Währungs­entwicklung im Berichtsjahr sowie über die Aufgaben und Tätigkeiten der Deutschen Bundesbank.

      Geschäftsberichte
    • Umweltberichte
      Ein Wald mit Birkenbäumen von unten fotografiert ©smallredgirl / Fotolia
      © smallredgirl / Fotolia

      Die Bundesbank ist sich der Umwelteinwirkungen ihres Geschäftsbetriebs bewusst und unternimmt kontinuierlich Anstrengungen, diese zu minimieren.

      Umweltberichte
    • Studien
      Ein aufgeschlagenes Buch neben einem Laptop ©Dieter Roosen
      © Dieter Roosen

      Diese Rubrik enthält Bundesbank-Studien und Konferenzbeiträge. Dazu zählen auch Veröffentlichungen, die aus der Forschungstätigkeit von Bundesbank-Mitarbeiter:innen und Gastforscher:innen entstehen. 

      Studien
    • Technical Papers
      Logo der Deutschen Bundesbank

      In dieser Reihe werden methodologische Papiere veröffentlicht, die Verfahren im Detail beschreiben, welche beispielsweise in Monats- und Finanzstabilitätsberichten genutzt werden.

      Technical Papers
    • Klimabezogene Berichterstattung
      Frankfurt am Main ©Daniel – stock.adobe.com
      © Daniel – stock.adobe.com

      Der Klimawandel gehört zu den größten Herausforderungen unserer Zeit und betrifft die Kernaufgaben einer Zentralbank. Vor diesem Hintergrund legt die Bundesbank regelmäßig ihre Klimakennzahlen für ihre nicht-geldpolitischen Finanzanlagen offen.

      Klimabezogene Berichterstattung
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    Panel on Household Finances (PHF)

    The German Panel on Household Finances (PHF) is a panel survey on household finance and wealth in Germany, covering the balance sheet, pension, income, work life and other demographic characteristics.

    Panel on Household Finances (PHF)
    • Methodology

      The PHF is a representative survey of German households comprising both a panel and a refresher component. The panel structure mimics that of the [U.S.] Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID). All households are re-contacted, and all individuals tracked. The intended survey frequency is three years.

      During the PHF's first wave in 2010‑2011 a net sample of 3,565 randomly selected households was collected. In subsequent waves interviews were conducted with 4,461 households (2014), 4,942 households (2017) and 4,119 households (2021). Almost half of the households in wave two took part for the second time. Two thirds of households who participated in wave three had already taken part in a previous wave. In wave four, the share of interviews with panel households in the total number of interviews reached 83 %. The fifth wave started in spring 2023.

      The survey is based on a stratified design. To better measure the distribution of wealth in Germany, wealthy households are oversampled on the basis of micro-geographical information.

      Methodology
    • Data access and data protection

      The micro data from wave one and two are available for scientific research projects.

      Data access and data protection
    • Information for participating households / Informationen für teilnehmende Haushalte
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      © Deutsche Bundesbank

      Click here to learn more about the concept of the panel and the household interviews. The following pages are available only in German.

      Information for participating households / Informationen für teilnehmende Haushalte
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    Banking Supervision

    DE

    A well functioning economy requires a stable banking system. Banking supervision is therefore responsible for monitoring credit institutions’ business activity and maintaining investor confidence. In Germany, the task of banking supervision is shared by the Bundesbank and the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin). In particular, the Bundesbank is in charge of monitoring the credit institutions.

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    • Bundesbank symposium 2026
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      © Frank Rumpenhorst

      The Deutsche Bundesbank hosts the Bundesbank symposium annually, with the aim of promoting the exchange of information on current topics relating to banking supervision within the banking industry.

      Bundesbank symposium 2026
    • MaRisk revision 2024

      After comments on the MaRisk draft of 15 February 2024 had been examined in detail, the official revised MaRisk were published on 29 May 2024.

      MaRisk revision 2024
      • Simplifying banking regulation: task force presents its proposals
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        © Daniel – stock.adobe.com

        Overall, our existing rules for banking regulation are not too onerous. But they can be fragmented, complicated and sometimes contradictory. This is what we are addressing with the High-Level Task Force proposals, said Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel upon publication of the report by the European Central Bank’s High-Level Task Force on Simplification. The report contains 17 recommendations on how to simplify the Eurosystem’s regulatory and supervisory framework.

        Simplifying banking regulation: task force presents its proposals
      • Nagel at the 2025 European Banking Congress: Making Europe more productive
        Joachim Nagel at the European Banking Congress ©dfv Euro Finance Group, M8 Mediahouse
        © dfv Euro Finance Group, M8 Mediahouse

        At this year’s European Banking Congress in Frankfurt am Main, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel issued an emphatic plea for reforms for Europe’s future. Against the backdrop of mounting geopolitical tensions, a challenging global trade environment and demographic change, Mr Nagel urged for a clear European strategy to safeguard productivity and welfare over the long term.

        Nagel at the 2025 European Banking Congress: Making Europe more productive
      • Bundesbank celebrates 20 years of the Financial Stability Review
        Joachim Nagel at the conference “20 years of the Financial Stability Review”

        The financial stability reviews produced by the Bundesbank and other central banks have become a well-established tool, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said at an event held by the Bundesbank in Frankfurt am Main to mark the 20th anniversary of the Financial Stability Review. At the event, Bundesbank Executive Board member Michael Theurer, Chair of the Supervisory Board of the ECB Claudia Buch, and representatives from supervisory authorities, academia and banking discussed the challenges facing financial stability.

        Bundesbank celebrates 20 years of the Financial Stability Review
    • Machine Learning in Risk Models
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      © nobeastsofierce / Adobe Stock

      BaFin and Deutsche Bundesbank are putting their joint consultation paper “Machine Learning in Risk Models – Characteristics and Supervisory Priorities” out for consultation. It deals with the concrete use of machine learning (ML) in risk models of Pillars I and II of the regulatory framework for banks and insurers.

      Machine Learning in Risk Models
    • The Bundesbank wants the EU to comply with Basel III

      In a joint letter, the Deutsche Bundesbank and 24 other national central banks and financial supervisory authorities within the EU are now calling for the European Commission to ensure that the proposal on updated capital adequacy rules for banks in the EU follows the global agreement known as Basel III. More precisely, we who are signing the joint letter wish to particularly emphasise that the output floor for risk-weighted assets and the standard method for credit risk should comply with the international agreement. Deviating from the Basel agreement could have a negative impact on confidence in both the European banking sector and the EU regulatory framework. It is therefore important that the global agreements are met in full and in a consistent manner.

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    • Speeches

      Speaking at various occasions, members of the Bundesbank’s Executive Board regularly comment on issues relating to banking supervision.

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      Click here for academically oriented studies prepared by the Research Centre, including work on financial stability, most of which is written in English.

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    Eurosystem

    DE

    Up to the end of 1998, the Deutsche Bundesbank alone was responsible for ensuring price stability in Germany. With the launch of European monetary union and the introduction of the euro at the beginning of 1999, this task was transferred to the Eurosystem. Since then, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the national central banks of the EU member states which have adopted the euro have constituted the Eurosystem.

    • Training events

      Deutsche Bundesbank invites European central banks and financial supervisory authorities to participate in various trainings.

      Training events
    • European Central Bank publications

      The ECB conduct economic research on a wide range of topics. This helps to improve policymaking, and so contributes to the well-being of all Europeans.

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    • ECB presents new monetary policy strategy
      Jens Weidmann

      The Eurosystem has presented its new monetary policy strategy. The key outcomes of this process are outlined here.

      ECB presents new monetary policy strategy
  • Bankaufsichtliche Einzelaspekte

    EN

    Der Zyklus der Aufsicht beginnt mit der Erteilung einer Erlaubnis zum Betreiben von Bank- oder Finanzdienstleistungsgeschäften und endet gegebenenfalls mit einem aufsichtlichen Krisen­management und der Abwicklung des Instituts. Dazwischen gibt es vielfältige interessante aufsichtliche Einzelaspekte, das betrifft etwa die Unternehmensführung (Governance), Fragen der Solvabilität und Liquidität, aber auch Fragen der Sicherung von Kundeneinlagen. Auch neue Geschäftsformen in der Finanzindustrie (Stichwort Digitalisierung und elektronisches Geld) gewinnen zunehmend an Bedeutung.

    • Aktuelles

      • 29.05.2024: MaRisk-Novelle
      • 29.06.2023: Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation
      • 15.12.2021: Aufsichtsanforderungen an Wertpapierfirmen
      • 26.10.2020: BAIT-Konsultation
      • 16.07.2018: SREP – Aufsicht führt neuen Zyklus ein
    • Thematic Review on climate risk

      Eine Untersuchung von BaFin und Deutscher Bundesbank zeigt: Kleine und mittelgroße deutsche Institute haben im Umgang mit Klima- und Umweltrisiken Fortschritte gemacht, aber es besteht noch Verbesserungspotenzial. Die Ergebnisse und Good Practices der teilnehmenden deutschen Kreditinstitute im Überblick.

      Thematic Review on climate risk
    • Sicherstellung der Risikotragfähigkeit bei weniger bedeutenden Instituten (LSIs) – Range of Practice
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      Die Bundesbank hat für den deutschen Bankenmarkt eine Analyse über die Sicherstellung der Risikotragfähigkeit durchgeführt. Die Ergebnisse sind grundsätzlich positiv, zeigen für den Großteil der Institute aber auch strukturellen Weiterentwicklungsbedarf auf.

      Sicherstellung der Risikotragfähigkeit bei weniger bedeutenden Instituten (LSIs) – Range of Practice
    • Brexit-bezogene Informationen für Finanzinstitute
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      © Olaf Dziallas

      Zum 31. Januar 2020 hat das Vereinigte Königreich die Europäische Union (EU) verlassen. Wie im Austrittsabkommen vereinbart, hat zur gleichen Zeit eine Übergangsfrist begonnen, die bis zum 31. Dezember 2020 befristet ist. Vorerst ändert sich damit für Finanzintermediäre nichts. Allerdings sollten betroffene Finanzintermediäre diesen Zeitraum nutzen, um sich angemessen auf die Zeit nach dem Ende der Übergangsphase vorzubereiten.

      Brexit-bezogene Informationen für Finanzinstitute
    • FinTech
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      Sie sind sich unsicher, ob ihr Geschäftsmodell einer Erlaubnis nach KWGbzw.ZAG bedarf? Bei in diesem Zusammenhang auftretenden Fragestellungen stehen Ihnen die Hauptverwaltungen oder die Zentrale der Deutschen Bundesbank zur Verfügung.

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