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  • Happy New Year!

    2022 has been a challenging year in many respects. All the more reason, then, for us to say “thank you” for the interest you have shown in our topics, website articles and events over the past year.

    We wish you a happy and, above all, healthy start to 2023.

  • Season’s greetings!

    Your trust in us underpins the success of what we do – particularly in challenging times such as these. Thank you for placing your confidence in us.

    We wish you and your families a pleasant, restful holiday period and, above all, good health!

  • Event series
    Event series
  • Time series database for download
    Time series database for download

    Macroeconomic time series, macroeconomic real-time data and ESCB time series are available for free download as public use files in the time series database.

  • Quiz about the Deutsche Bundesbank
    Quiz about the Deutsche Bundesbank

    The Deutsche Bundesbank was established in 1957. Dr Joachim Nagel has been its president since 2022. What is the Bundesbank? What are its tasks? Who works there?

  • International Central Banking Courses
    International Central Banking Courses

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    Here you will find an up-to-date list of all our new courses on a range of topical subjects.

  • The Bundesbank has a decentralised structure.

    How is the Bundesbank represented in Germany?

  • Hier diskutieren Anbieter und Nutzer von Zahlungsdiensten die aktuellen Entwicklungen.

  • This is where users and payment service providers discuss current developments.

  • SEPA

    With SEPA, the Single Euro Payments Area, new, Europe-wide standardized procedures for cashless payment transactions (credit transfers, direct debits, card payments) were also introduced in Germany. They can be used for euro payments in the 27 EU states, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway as well as Monaco, Switzerland, San Marino, Andorra, the Vatican City State and the United Kingdom.