The German government has decided to mint a €5 collectors’ coin entitled “Red-tailed bumblebee”, to be issed at 7 November 2024.

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.

As part of its Christmas series, the German government has decided to mint a €25 collector coin entitled “Advent wreath”, to be issued at 21 November 2024.

Visit our exciting and interactive exhibitions on the subject of money at the German Bundesbank's Money Museum. Admission is free.

Erleben Sie das Geldmuseum digital – mit dem interaktiven 3D-Rundgang. Bewegen Sie sich online durch alle Räume und entdecken spannende Exponate mit Hintergrundinfos und hochauflösenden Bildern. 

Four themed areas and five exciting cabinets offer fascinating insights – from cash to the European Monetary Union. The highlight: our 360-degree cinema! Be inspired and browse through our picture gallery.

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.

The risks to the German financial system have increased, as reported in the Bundesbank’s latest Financial Stability Review. The German economy is faced with structural challenges, and the high valuations in equity and bond markets pose the risk of larger, sudden market price corrections, Bundesbank Executive Board member Michael Theurer said at the presentation of the Financial Stability Review in Frankfurt.