BoE says tokenised collateral can be used in central clearing
CCPs will be able to follow existing regulations in deciding when to accept tokenised collateral
Pacific series: Solomon Islands governor on reform amid political uncertainty
Luke Forau speaks about how Article IVs could be improved in the Pacific while addressing financial inclusion, CBDCs, conflict economics and more
Iberian central banks sign MoU to tackle quantum computing risks
Bank of Portugal and Bank of Spain to co-operate on post-quantum cryptography
Former Richmond Fed chief to oppose discount window reform
Counting unused capacity towards prudential requirements would be ‘unwise’, Lacker will argue
IMF, World Bank and BoT launch fraud prevention blueprint
‘Bangkok Blueprint’ targets more than just financial sector to ensure trust in digital financial products
Navigating non-linear outcomes of financial inclusion policies
The complex, non-linear socioeconomic effects of financial inclusion require broader, mixed-method two‑tier evaluations focusing on real livelihood outcomes and context, argues Ashish Srivastava
Fed to overhaul supervision along regional lines
Bowman says restructuring aimed at implementing ‘culture of accountability’ following SVB collapse
Pacific series: PNG’s governor on 40 years at the central bank and her plans for its future
Elizabeth Genia speaks about reaching remote communities, FX, green finance and leadership
Chartpack | Advanced economies: Resilience to shock after shock
GDP growth is proving more resilient to shocks than anticipated. Second-quarter figures confirm this trend: despite rising oil prices, growth remains supported by various reflationary forces. At the heart of this cycle lies a clear driver: Artificial Intelligence (AI). Consequently, major global economies are ramping up investment in capital goods.
Canada fights stigma over standing liquidity facility
Deputy governor outlines new plans for repo operations and central clearing