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Data access and data protection
The micro data from wave one and two are available for scientific research projects.
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“We do not have to deliver on specific expectations” Interview with Econostream
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Monthly Report: sustainability risks increasingly in the sights of banking supervisors
16.04.2026 DE
Sustainability risks are a growing area of interest for banking supervisors. More and more banks are integrating these ESG risks into their risk processes and lending practices, the Bundesbank writes in its current Monthly Report. Implementation remains a challenge, however, especially in terms of data availability and setting concrete target values for sustainable strategies. Supervisors are calling for further progress to be made in terms of management and preparation of ESG risk plans.
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Excess reserves and excess liquidity
Deposits from credit institutions with the central bank are referred to as reserves. Reserves can be used, amongst other things, to settle payments, provide banknotes and fulfill the minimum reserve requirements.
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Credit data statistics (AnaCredit)
AnaCredit comprises the collection of credit and credit risk data at single borrower (borrower-by-borrower) and loan (loan-by-loan) level. As far as AnaCredit is concerned, the term "credit" encompasses loans and advances as well as bills of exchange.
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Finanzierung der Rentenversicherung Forum Bundesbank – Hauptverwaltung in Rheinland-Pfalz und dem Saarland
Referent: Dr. Christian Pfarr, Sozialversicherungsexperte der Deutschen Bundesbank
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Professor Joachim Nagel President of the Deutsche Bundesbank, Member of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank
Since January 2022
President of the Deutsche Bundesbank
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International Monetary Fund (IMF)
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) was conceived at the Bretton Woods Conference in 1944, and currently has 190 member countries. Germany joined the Fund in 1952. The overarching aim of the IMF is to promote economic policy cooperation and stability in the international monetary system. Its mandate also covers financial stability issues that have monetary implications.