Guest contributions by the members of the Executive Board
Here you find contributions by the members of the Executive Board.
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Monetary policy must play a role in the climate fight Guest contribution from Sabine Mauderer in Financial Times
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Die Kräfteverhältnisse verschieben sich Gastbeitrag in „Profil – das bayerische Genossenschaftsblatt“
31.01.2020 No English translation available
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What will move banking supervision and regulation in 2020? Guest contribution from Joachim Wuermeling published in Börsen-Zeitung
03.01.2020 DE
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Where we stand – the Single Supervisory Mechanism, five years on Joint guest contribution by Denis Beau and Joachim Wuermeling in the FAZ
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Stable banks don’t come free of charge Guest contribution from Joachim Wuermeling published in FOCUS
14.09.2019 DE
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Parallel currencies beyond financial oversight – do Bitcoin and Libra have a future? Guest Contribution from Burkhard Balz and Jan Paulick published in „ifo Schnelldienst"
12.09.2019 DE
Private payment media and the role of central banks in the digital age.
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Happy birthday, dear Pfandbrief: has this veteran instrument had its day? Guest contribution published in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
28.08.2019 DE
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Ein Projekt mit disruptivem Anspruch Gastbeitrag in „Profil – das bayerische Genossenschaftsblatt“
01.08.2019 No English translation available
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Setting a good example – central banks put climate change and its impact higher on the agenda Guest contribution from Sabine Mauderer and Sylvie Goulard published in Les Echos and the Süddeutsche Zeitung
08.07.2019 DE
Writing in a joint op-ed piece, Sabine Mauderer, Bundesbank Executive Board member, and Sylvie Goulard, Second Deputy Governor of the Banque de France, point out that global warming is a source of significant financial risk and can jeopardise the stability of the entire financial system. This, they explain, is why central banks have been looking more closely at the impact of climate change.
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Towards a genuine capital markets union Guest contribution from F. Villeroy de Galhau and J. Weidmann published in Les Echos and the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann and the President of Banque de France, François Villeroy de Galhau, are putting all their weight behind the completion of a capital markets union within the EU. In a joint statement, they write that the capital markets union
“can promote growth and stability for the EU as a whole."