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for companies with business year ending 31.12.
- Q3/2025: 04.11.2025
- Q4/2025: 04.02.2026
- A/2025: 08.04.2026
- Q1/2026: 05.05.2026
- Q2/2026: 04.08.2026
- Q3/2026: 04.11.2026
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Fachtagung zur Regulierung von Wertpapierinstituten, Hochschule der Deutschen Bundesbank Speech by Lutz Lienenkämper, title: “Kapitalmarktregulierung in bewegten Zeiten – Einordnung, Erwartungen und die Rolle der Bundesbank“
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Human resources challenges for central banks In cooperation with the Oesterreichische Nationalbank (OeNB)
Staff from HR units of central banks. Participants should have sound knowledge of the systems and procedures used in their respective institution to manage HR issues and are expected to take an active part in discussions, drawing on their own experiences.
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Study on central banking history in Germany between 1924 and 1970 unveiled Results of the research project “From the Reichsbank to the Bundesbank” published
The Deutsche Bundesbank has taken receipt of a comprehensive study on the history of central banking in Germany between the years 1924 and 1970. The large-scale research project entitled “From the Reichsbank to the Bundesbank” looks into the history of the Reichsbank as the central bank during the Nazi era as well as investigating continuities in terms of personnel after the central banks Bank deutscher Länder and Deutsche Bundesbank were established after the war.
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Invitation to bid for 3-months Bills of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM)
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German general government debt up in 2023 by €62 billion to €2.62 trillion, debt ratio down from 66.1% to 63.7%
General government debt in Germany increased by €62 billion in 2023 to €2.62 trillion. The basis for this calculation is government debt as defined in the Maastricht Treaty, which is harmonised across the European Union. The increase was similar to that of the previous year, but significantly weaker than in the years before. Central government debt grew by €75 billion, while state government debt continued to fall.
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Geldmengenentwicklung im Euroraum: Februar 2024
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Die Jahreswachstumsrate der weit gefassten Geldmenge M3 lag im Februar 2024 bei 0,4 % nach 0,1 % im Januar. In den drei Monaten bis Februar betrug sie durchschnittlich 0,2 %.