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"A single monetary policy requires integrated financial markets"
28.07.2015 DE FR
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann has called for the greater integration of European financial markets. Higher capital requirements for systemically important financial institutions, a functioning resolution mechanism, an end to the preferential regulatory treatment of sovereign debt and the removal of regulatory and tax barriers for capital markets - particularly for equity capital markets - are key prerequisites for this, he said.
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Financial Stability Review 2015
25.11.2015 DE FR
Persistently low interest rates pose risks to financial stability, warn Bundesbank Deputy President Claudia Buch and Executive Board member Andreas Dombret at the press conference to unveil the Bundesbank's 2015 Financial Stability Review. This, they caution, applies particularly to banks and insurers.
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Opening statement at the press conference presenting the results of the low-interest-rate survey conducted by the Bundesbank and BaFin
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Liquidity Management of U.S. Global Banks: Internal Capital Markets in the Great Recession Nicola Cetorelli, Linda S. Goldberg
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Global banking network and crossborder capital flows Galina Hale, Christopher Candelaria, Julian Caballeor, Sergey Borisov
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Towards a more stable monetary union – what is the right recipe? Keynote Speech at the Conference "Economic and Monetary Union – Deepening and Convergence"
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A look at the euro area from a central bank perspective Keynote by Dr Jens Weidmann Second Finance Forum Liechtenstein
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann takes a critical view of the ECB Governing Council's latest monetary policy easing. In a speech in Vaduz, Mr Weidmann said that, while the need for monetary policy action was agreed, he thinks the decisions go too far when looking at the bigger picture.
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