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Volume of counterfeits in Germany up again
21.02.2025 DE
The Bundesbank registered roughly 72,400 counterfeit euro banknotes in German payments in 2024. Thus, the number of counterfeits was up by 28 % compared with the previous year. At the same time, however, the loss arising from counterfeiting went down.
Overall, the incidence of counterfeit money remains moderate in scale: statistically speaking, in 2024 there were nine counterfeit banknotes per 10,000 inhabitants,
said Burkhard Balz, member of the Bundesbank’s Executive Board. -
Volume of counterfeits in Germany up again Total loss arising from counterfeits down
In 2024, the Bundesbank registered approximately 72,400 counterfeit euro banknotes with a nominal value of €4.5 million in German payments. The number of counterfeits was thus up by 28% on the year.
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Anzahl gefälschter Euro-Banknoten 2024 erneut gering
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2024 wurden etwa 554 000 gefälschte Euro-Banknoten aus dem Verkehr gezogen – der Anteil der Fälschungen am gesamten Banknotenumlauf ist niedrig.
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Invitation to bid Federal – Treasury discount paper (Bubills)
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Financial Stability Dialogue, Deutsche Bundesbank Panel discussion with Michael Theurer, title: “Central Bank Independence under Pressure: Political Dynamics, Fiscal Dominance, and Financial Stability Implications“
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Deutsche Bundesbank, Press and Media Communication,
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Bankendialog.digital im Rahmen der European Money Week, Bundesverband deutscher Banken Speech held by Dr Joachim Nagel, title: “Central bank digital currencies – opportunities and implementation considerations“
Livestream: bankenverband.de
Contact: Bundesverband deutscher Banken,
Dr. Kerstin Altendorf, Tel: +49 30 1663-1250, email: kerstin.altendorf@bdb.deTestlink -
Warnung vor betrügerischen E-Mails im Zusammenhang mit Rechnungen
21.02.2025 No English translation available
Die Deutsche Bundesbank warnt vor aktuellen Betrugsversuchen. In angeblich von der Deutschen Bundesbank stammenden E-Mails werden Empfängerinnen und Empfänger aufgefordert, offene Rechnungen gegenüber der Bundesbank an den Absender der E-Mail zu senden.
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Quantitative Tightening Around the Globe: What Have We Learned? Matthew Luzzetti (Deutsche Bank)
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26. – 27.06.2024 | 8th Annual Macroprudential Conference | Eltville am Rhein
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