Speeches
Here you find speeches of the current and past members of the Executive Board of the Deutsche Bundesbank from the past ten years. Speeches of the former Presidents and Vice-Presidents of the Deutsche Bundesbank date back to 2005.
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Regulatory policy in the digital age Acceptance speech on being awarded the Walter Eucken Medal
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Grußwort zur Eröffnung der Ausstellung „Annette Kelm – Geld“
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Consistency as a mandate Speech at the ceremony to commemorate “250 years of the Pfandbrief”
According to Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann, banks need to take adequate account of climate-related financial risks in their risk management. “If financing environmentally harmful projects were to become less attractive as a result, that would be a welcome side effect,” he said in a speech.
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What the future holds – Benefits and limitations of forward guidance Speech at the European Banking Congress
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann has drawn attention to the dangers of an even longer period of negative interest rates. "
Holding interest rates lower for even longer would aggravate the risks and side effects of a very expensionary monetary policy
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Climate change and central banks Welcome address at the Deutsche Bundesbank’s second Financial Markets Conference
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Continental drift? – Transatlantic economic relations in turbulent times Speech at the Council on Foreign Relations
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann warned that a full-blown trade war between the US and the EU could cost both sides dearly. "The adverse effects might be considerable larger than in case of the trade spat with China“, he said in a speech in New York.
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United in diversity Welcoming remarks on the occasion of the handover ceremony for the OeNB’s new governor
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Looking back to look ahead Welcome address opening the ceremony to mark the change of office at the Regional Office in Baden-Württemberg
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Expectations matter Welcoming remarks at the Joint Conference on Household Expectations
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Macroprudential policy through the lens of Sherlock Holmes Welcome Address at the 5th Annual Macroprudential Conference