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AI trading in financial markets – panel discussion with Itay Goldstein and Fritzi Köhler-Geib

03.11.2026

Bundesbank Executive Board member Fritzi Köhler-Geib and economics professor Itay Goldstein recently discussed the opportunities and risks of AI-based trading as part of the Bundesbank Invited Speaker Series. The event was moderated by Falko Fecht, head of the Bundesbank’s Research Centre.

AI trading in financial markets – panel discussion with Itay Goldstein and Fritzi Köhler-Geib
Bundesbank Executive Board member Fritzi Köhler-Geib during a fireside chat with Chiara Scotti, Vice-President of the Banca d’Italia, at Villa Vigoni in Menaggio, Italy ©Noah Goncalves
Philipp Nimmermann joins Bundesbank as new Executive Board member

02.11.2026

Welcome! Philipp Nimmermann has been appointed as the new Executive Board member of the Deutsche Bundesbank as of 1 November 2026. He has received his certificate of appointment from Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel. Mr Nimmermann most recently served as State Secretary at the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (previously called the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action). 

Philipp Nimmermann joins Bundesbank as new Executive Board member
Joachim Nagel mit Philipp Nimmermann ©Sophie Glombik
The Bundesbank’s Regional Office in Baden-Württemberg under new leadership

22.10.2026

Kathrin Schulte-Südhoff assumed office as President of the Bundesbank’s Regional Office in Baden-Württemberg in July. She took over from Patricia Staab who is now the Standing Deputy Director Information Technology at the Frankfurt Central Office. Bundesbank Executive Board member Lutz Lienenkämper honoured the achievements of both women at a ceremony marking the change of office.

The Bundesbank’s Regional Office in Baden-Württemberg under new leadership
New leadership in Stuttgart ©Martin Sigmund
Investment firms as a building block of the Savings and Investments Union

26.10.2026

A high-performing financial system needs different providers and business models,” said Bundesbank Executive Board member Lutz Lienenkämper at the third symposium on the regulation of investment firms in the capital markets union in Frankfurt am Main. At the symposium, representatives from academia and prudential supervision discussed current supervisory trends and the role of investment firms in the Savings and Investments Union. 

Investment firms as a building block of the Savings and Investments Union
Regulatorische Fachtagung mit Lutz Lienenkämper ©Andreas Reeg Photography