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Handbuch zu den AnaCredit-Validierungsregeln Version 22, gültig ab/valid from 01.08.2026
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Challenges facing Germany’s economic model Speech delivered at the German Savings Banks Conference
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann says that non-standard monetary policy measures can have a variety of effects on income and wealth distribution. “Much like conventional interest rate policy, the non-standard measures are more likely to have reduced income inequality,” he said in a speech in Hamburg.
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The costs of payment methods in the retail sector
This study examines the costs incurred by the use of cash and cashless payment methods in brick-and-mortar retail and related industries.
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Brexit-related information for banks
30.12.2020 DE
On 31 January 2020, the United Kingdom left the European Union (EU). With regard to establishing new entities or expanding existing entities in Germany, the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority and the Deutsche Bundesbank are available to assist you in Brexit-related issues pertaining to banking and financial regulation, payment transactions and market operations.
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The potential long-term effects of the coronavirus crisis on the economy and on monetary policy Speech at the Humboldt University of Berlin
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Trade repositories
15.01.2020 DE
Trade repositories (TRs) are a relatively new category of financial market infrastructure. They were explicitly added to the oversight tasks of central banks by the CPSS/IOSCO Principles for Financial Market Infrastructures (PFMIs) finalised in April 2012.
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German balance of payments in October 2022
Germany’s current account recorded a surplus of €5.9 billion in October 2022, almost half of the previous month’s result.
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Monthly Report: Economic activity may have more or less stagnated in the first quarter
22.04.2022 DE
Economic activity in Germany may have more or less stagnated in the first quarter of 2022, the Bundesbank’s economists write in the current issue of the Monthly Report. They expect Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine to have had only a limited impact on Germany’s economy at first. Even so, the repercussions of the war are likely to significantly weaken the recovery, which had actually got off to a strong start. “
Disruptions to foreign trade and supply chains, soaring energy prices and heightened uncertainty are weighing on enterprises and households
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