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Joachim Nagel: Target achieved, but challenges still remain

10.07.2025

Monetary policy must be reliable, but policymakers must not overly restrict its flexibility, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said at the 10th Bundesbank IAW Lecture in Tübingen. In his speech, Nagel addressed the ECB’s original monetary policy strategy, which has undergone significant reviews. 

Joachim Nagel: Target achieved, but challenges still remain
Joachim Nagel at the IAW Lecture in Tübingen ©Sebastian Berger
Bundesbank welcomes Hiroshi Nakaso from Japan

09.07.2025

As part of the Bundesbank Invited Speakers Series (BISS), Hiroshi Nakaso, Chairman of the Daiwa Institute of Research and former Deputy Governor of the Bank of Japan, delivered a keynote speech at the Bundesbank’s Regional Office in Hesse. Under the title “Germany and Japan 2.0 – Addressing Common Challenges at a Global Inflection Point”, the event brought together perspectives on economic developments in two of the world’s largest industrial economies.

Bundesbank welcomes Hiroshi Nakaso from Japan
Bundesbank Invited Speakers Series: Hiroshi Nakaso, Joachim Nagel and Falko Fecht ©Annika Soru
BaFinTech 2025 – AI, quantum computing and the digital euro

03.07.2025

What does the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) among firms mean for the financial industry and financial supervision? How is the increasing digitalisation of payments affecting the financial industry? At BaFinTech, a two-day industry conference co-hosted by the Bundesbank and BaFin in Berlin, representatives of the two authorities discussed digital innovations and the associated risks and rewards with both the financial sector and experts from academia and industry.

BaFinTech 2025 – AI, quantum computing and the digital euro
Michael Theurer at the BaFinTech ©Sophie Glombik
Nagel: Young people need to see Europe as a success story

20.06.2025

Europe should stay on course and remain an attractive place to work. And I think this generation here has a vital role to play in that, said Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel at the two-day international conference “Young Factor” held in Milan by the Osservatorio Permanente Giovani-Editori with the aim of improving financial literacy. Over 350 school pupils attended this year’s event to discuss financial literacy and the European Union with the governors of several Eurosystem central banks. 

Nagel: Young people need to see Europe as a success story
Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel at the “Young Factor” conference ©Ingrid Herden