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SUERF / Deutsche Bundesbank conference AI and the Future of Central Banking
Artificial intelligence is at the centre of attention in politics and among the general public. Its transformative potential is altering companies, markets, and the functioning of our economy. At the same time, the associated risks should not be underestimated. Against this backdrop, the Deutsche Bundesbank and SUERF are pleased to co-host a conference on “Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Central Banking” in Frankfurt am Main, Germany on 9th December 2025.
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Monetary policy and the uncovered interest parity puzzle D. Backus, F. Gavazzoni, C. Telmer, S. Zin
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Welcome address Farewell symposium on the occasion of the farewell of our Vice President Claudia Buch and Board Member Joachim Wuermeling.
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Acquisition of financial assets and external financing in Germany in the second quarter of 2023 Results of the financial accounts by sector
In the second quarter of 2023, households’ financial assets grew by €94 billion, standing at €7,492 billion at the quarter’s end. Following a significant decline in the previous year, this was already the third consecutive quarter-on-quarter increase. Over the second quarter of 2023, households increased their claims by €59 billion and recorded valuation gains of €36 billion.
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Financial stability implications of the current geopolitical situation CEPR Paris Symposium: Panel on systemic risk: Where is the next financial crisis coming from?
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Opening statement at the 2019 press conference on the annual accounts
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The future relationship between Germany and the UK in finance after Brexit Speech at UK Finance in London
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Germany’s international investment position at the end of 2021
At the end of December 2021, Germany’s net external assets stood at €2,545 billion, thus amounting to around 71% of nominal gross domestic product (GDP). Both German claims and liabilities vis-à-vis non-residents continued to rise in 2021.
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Discussion of: "Firm Productivity and the Current Account: One Country with Two Financial Markets" by Jiaqian Chen Mathias Hoffmann
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