CIC Newsletter May 2023
International Central Bank Dialogue (CIC)

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Dear subscriber,

We are pleased to announce that last year alone more than 1,253 people from 83 countries took part in the 50 international central banking courses that we held. 

We are constantly developing our offering and have recently introduced our new themed series. The first focused on “Climate change and central banks” and has just come to an end. As well as information on upcoming series, this newsletter explores our Current Focus on “Gold reserves”. Registration is now open. This issue also looks at our long-standing valuable cooperation with other institutions as well as the extension of our MoU with the State Bank of Vietnam. 

We hope you enjoy reading it! 

“On your marks!” – themed series, starting with “Climate change and central banks” Online lecture series on climate change and central banks ran until mid-May. Two new series on the digital euro and cash management set to start in 2024.  ›

Current Focus on “Gold reserves – historical perspective and inventory management” On 11 October 2023, we will be turning our attention to gold. Register now for the online course. ›

Valuable cooperation with JVI, AMF, SEACEN and CEMLA Cooperative arrangements are valuable, as they save resources, increase reach and strengthen networks ›

Extension of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the State Bank of Vietnam Dr Nguyen Kim Anh, Deputy Governor of the State Bank of Vietnam, and Burkhard Balz, Member of the Executive Board of the Deutsche Bundesbank shake hands on MoU extension.  ›

New on board Ruth Förtsch, Daniel Nagel, Karin Sagner-Kaiser and Alexander Schwarz are new on the CIC team. ›