Below I have pasted in the monthly email newsletter I get from the Bank for International Settlements. This month a video with BIS General Manager Agustin Carstens on the impact of technology on money and central banks is featured. The video is a panel discussion on central bank digital currencies held at the Brookings Institution. Here is link to the text of the panel discussion.
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Basel Committee Secretary General William Coen outlines the steps needed to finalise the Basel III market risk framework. |
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BIS international banking statistics show that banks’ cross-border claims rose by $123 billion in the course of Q4 2017, led by intragroup activity. |
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New framework helps authorities design and implement macroprudential stress tests for central counterparties. |
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General Manager AgustÃn Carstens argues that technology cannot substitute for central banks when it comes to issuing currencies. |
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BIS global liquidity indicators show that US dollar-denominated bonds issued by emerging market borrowers grew a record 22% in the year to end-2017.
Debt securities drove growth in US dollar credit to EMEs
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