The Bundesbank plays a key role in the work of the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) and the European Financial Stability Committee (FSC). Its delegates are members of many substructures and expert groups and are involved in methodological and conceptual work as well in risk and instrument analyses.

For the processing of cross-border euro credit transfers via the Customer Access Mechanism-IMPay (CAM-IMPay) the following rules apply. “Procedural rules of the Deutsche Bundesbank for the clearing and settlement of cross-border euro retail payments in Customer Access Mechanism-IMPay (CAM-IMPay) (Procedural rules for CAM-IMPay)”

In our branches it is possible for private customers to exchange D-Mark banknotes and coins free-of-charge and with no fixed deadline. Please find further information, such as branch addresses, opening hours and travel directions, on the following sites.

In our branches it is possible for private customers to exchange D-Mark banknotes and coins free-of-charge and with no fixed deadline. Please find further information, such as branch addresses, opening hours and travel directions, on the following sites.

Mit der wissenschaftlichen Studie zu den Erwartungen der Unternehmen in Deutschland will das Forschungszentrum der Deutschen Bundesbank ein Bild der aktuellen Situation gewinnen.

Sustainable Finance refers to the integration of environmental, social and governance aspects into the decision-making of financial players.

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Fragen zu den Fachverfahren der Außenwirtschaft im ExtraNet

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Entwürfe der Richtlinien, Meldeschemata und sonstige Hinweise im Bereich Meldewesen Bankenstatistik

SEPA payments are processed on the basis of the respective current versions of the European Payments Council documentation (Rulebooks und Implementation Guidelines).

SEPA credit transfers have been available for processing both domestic and cross-border European payments since 28 January 2008. In order to use this procedure, a payment service provider must first sign the corresponding European Payments Council (EPC) adherence agreement and convert its systems to process SEPA payments.