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Conference on the Basel III reform at the Bank of Mauritius CIC Newsletter – December 2023
08.12.2023 DE
Karin Sagner-Kaiser of the CIC and Prof. Andreas Igl of the Bundesbank’s University of Applied Sciences were at the Bank of Mauritius. They explained the Basel III reform in detail to an audience of around 60 people working in banking supervision and at credit institutions.
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International central banking course on monetary policy CIC Newsletter – December 2023
08.12.2023 DE
The Bundesbank and the Joint Vienna Institute discussed monetary policy issues with experts from 12 different countries. The topics of climate change and digitalisation raised many questions.
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Bundesbank opens representative office in Brussels CIC Newsletter – December 2023
08.12.2023 DE
The House of the Euro was inaugurated by ECB President Christine Lagarde, eight central bank governors and the entire ECB Executive Board as a place for cooperation in Brussels between the European Central Bank, the Bundesbank and other central banks.
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New on board CIC Newsletter – December 2023
08.12.2023 DE
The CIC has a new deputy head and five employees have started working for the Bundesbank abroad – in Brussels, Istanbul and Beijing.
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Economics professor Weder di Mauro visits the Bundesbank
07.12.2023 DE
As part of the Bundesbank Invited Speakers Series, Beatrice Weder di Mauro held a talk entitled “Still too big to fail? The need for reform after the demise of Credit Suisse”. She was invited by the Bundesbank’s Research Centre, whose director, Falko Fecht, hosted the proceedings.
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Blick in die Zukunft: Wie verändert Quantencomputing das Banking? Rede bei der Handelsblatt Tagung BankenTech
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Alltag prägt Inflationserwartungen privater Haushalte – Podiumsdiskussion mit Michael Weber und Joachim Nagel Bundesbank Invited Speakers Series – Dr. Michael Weber
28.03.2025 No English translation available
Private Haushalte haben oft andere Inflationserwartungen als die offiziell erfassten Inflationsraten. Ihre Wahrnehmung werde vor allem durch Einkaufserfahrungen oder Familie und Freunde geprägt, weniger durch klassische Medien, stellte Michael Weber, Professor of Finance an der University of Chicago Booth School of Business im Rahmen der „Bundesbank Invited Speakers Series“ vor. Was das für die Kommunikation und Geldpolitik von Zentralbanken bedeutet, diskutierte er im Anschluss mit Bundesbankpräsident Joachim Nagel. Moderiert wurde die Veranstaltung von Falko Fecht, Leiter des Forschungszentrums der Bundesbank.
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3-months Bills of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) – Auction result
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Tägliche Rendite der börsennotierten Bundeswertpapiere
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Reopening of Federal Treasury notes – Auction result
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