Bundesbank Invited Speakers Series

On behalf of the President of the Deutsche Bundesbank, Joachim Nagel, the Research Centre regularly invites distinguished academics, central bankers, and representatives from other international organizations to discuss current topics relevant in research and central banking. The open format typically includes a keynote by an invited speaker and a panel discussion with the president of the Bundesbank, the invited speaker, senior officials of the Bundesbank, and further external panelists. Participation is by invitation only.

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Professor Paul De Grauwe visits the Bun-desbank Bundesbank Invited Speakers Series

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What consequences does the remuneration of central bank reserves have for the profits of commercial banks and central banks? Economist Paul De Grauwe from the London School of Economics addressed this topic as part of a talk given at the Bundesbank. The subsequent panel discussion with De Grauwe and his co-author, Yuemei Ji, from University College London, as well as Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel and Karsten Stroborn, Director General Markets at the Bundesbank, sparked a controversial exchange of views on how a central bank should deal with these consequences.

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Central Banks’ Battle Against Inflation: Implications for Monetary Policy Bundesbank Invited Speakers Series

07.07.2023 14:00 | Frankfurt am Main, Germany DE

Upon invitation by the Research Centre, Benjamin M. Friedman, Professor of Political Economy at Harvard University, held a lecture entitled “Central banks’ battle against inflation: Implications for monetary policy”. It was followed by a panel discussion featuring Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel, Fritzi Köhler-Geib (Chief Economist, KfW Group) and Jens Ulbrich (Director General Economics, Deutsche Bundesbank).
The discussion was hosted by Falko Fecht (Deutsche Bundesbank).

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