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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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One-off issues
The Federal Government currently employs a range of securities to borrow funds for financing its budget. There are four different one-off issues (Federal bonds, Five-year Federal notes, Federal Treasury notes and Treasury discount paper as well as inflation-linked Federal bonds and inflation-linked Federal notes), which are issued by auction.
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Alexander Schwarz Senior Advisor for Financial Stability
Profile Alexander Schwarz
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Eurosystem Procurement Coordination Office (EPCO) Credit Rating Agencies Services
Der EZB-Rat hat ein Koordinierungsbüro (EPCO) für gemeinsame Beschaffungen im Eurosystem eingerichtet.
Weitere Informationen zu laufenden Vergabeverfahren finden Sie hier in englischer Sprache.
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Bewerbung und Auswahlverfahren Mittlerer Bankdienst (Zentrale)
No English translation available
Welche Voraussetzungen muss ich für den mittleren Bankdienst erfüllen? Wie bewerbe ich mich und wie ist das Auswahlverfahren strukturiert?
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Prof Helmut Schlesinger
President of the Deutsche Bundesbank 1 Aug 1991 – 31 Sep 1993
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Money for the Old World from the New World Eight escudo piece, Philip V
Spain's colonial empire spanned vast parts of Central and South America. These lands, rich in gold and silver, were an important resource for the kings of Spain. The Spanish established mints in their American colonies to produce coins from the precious metals extracted in the New World. The oldest mint on the American continent is the Mexican Mint, which was set up in 1535. Twice a year, the famous silver fleet sailed from the New World back to Spain fully laden with treasures.
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From our archive: The Blessing letter
The so-called Blessing letter, dated 30 March 1967, forms part of the correspondence between the President of the Deutsche Bundesbank at the time, Karl Blessing, and the then Chairman of the Board of Governors of the US Federal Reserve System, William Martin. Blessing addresses US concerns that the Bundesbank might convert US dollars into gold on a massive scale.