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Zur feierlichen Verabschiedung von Dr. Hans Reckers und Professor Dr. Hermann Remsperger aus dem Vorstand der Deutschen Bundesbank
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Professor Dr. Axel A. Weber, Präsident der Deutschen Bundesbank, Abschiedsrede
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Herausforderungen für die Finanzstabilität aus politischer und wissenschaftlicher Sicht Tischrede anlässlich der Gemeinsamen Konferenz der Deutschen Bundesbank, der Technischen Universität Dresden und des Journal of Financial Stability
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Concluding remarks Policy Symposium "Frontiers in Central Banking – Past, Present and Future"
14.06.2017
Concluding remarks by Otmar Issing, Center for Financial Studies.
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Rede beim Kolloquium in memoriam Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Dr. h.c. mult. Hans Tietmeyer
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Der Euro-Raum zwischen Eigenverantwortung und Gemeinschaftshaftung: Die Schweiz als Fingerzeig? Rede bei der Handelskammer Deutschland-Schweiz
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Central banks and fiscal authorities: Dominance versus independence Alan J. Auerbach (University of California, Berkeley), Markus K. Brunnermeier (Princeton University), Benjamin Friedman (Harvard University), Narayana Kocherlakota (Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis), Otmar Issing (CFS, Moderation)
09.07.2015
Bundesbank Conference:
"Turning points in history: How crises have changed the tasks and practice of central banks"Gesellschaftshaus Palmengarten in Frankfurt am Main, 09.07.2015
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Exploring a digital euro Opening speech at the digital conference “Fintech and the global payments landscape – exploring new horizons”
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Hans Möller medal acceptance speech at the annual meeting of the Munich Volkswirte Alumni-Club
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann expects Brexit to place a strain on Germany's economy. It is in the interests of both parties, he says, for the EU and the United Kingdom to quickly enter into level-headed negotiations on their future relationship.
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Opening speech at the Deutsche Bundesbank's third cash symposium
From the point of view of Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann, there is no need to loosen the accommodative monetary policy any further. In remarks delivered at the third cash symposium of the Deutsche Bundesbank, he noted that, instead, the forces of growth in the euro area needed to be strengthened and that the measures already introduced should be given time to unleash their impact.