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Why monetary base control can offer stability

There is a way of replicating the big achievements of the gold standard without going back to gold, argue Brendan Brown and Robert Pringle.

Central Banking | 23 Aug 2010 | secure

Monetary Policy

Trenchant critique of inflation targeting

In the fourth of a six-part series on the Japanese economy, Robert Pringle reports from Tokyo on how the crisis has impacted Japan’s global outlook

Central Banking | 12 Aug 2010 | secure

Monetary Policy

Refining the BoJ’s operating model

In the third of a six-part series on the Japanese economy, Robert Pringle reports from Tokyo on how the crisis has impacted the nation’s global outlook

Central Banking | 30 Jul 2010 | secure

Financial Stability

Policy produces dull but safe banks

In the second of a six-part series on the Japanese economy, Robert Pringle reports from Tokyo on how the crisis has impacted the nation’s global outlook

Central Banking | 28 Jul 2010 | secure

Economics

Crisis makes Tokyo more insular

In the first of a six-part series on the Japanese economy, Robert Pringle reports from Tokyo on how the crisis has impacted the nation’s global outlook

Central Banking | 22 Jul 2010 | secure

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Central Banking training courses/seminars series 2010

Autumn courses 2010 schedule

31 August - 3 September & 7-10 September

Venue: Clare College, Cambridge

Central Banking is hosting 12 courses this autumn on: payment, clearing and settlement systems; government debt management; financial regulation and supervision; communication; risk management; legal risk and godd governance; economic analysis and forecasting; IT governance; HR; accounting framework and financial reporting; monetary policy operations and more.

Introducing this year:

How to Regulate Islamic Financial Markets and Products

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Central Banking Vol. XXI.I features: in an article looking back at Donald Kohn’s 40-year career at the Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, Jean-Claude Trichet, Mark Carney and Philipp Hildebrand praise the departing vice chairman’s service to central banking. Speaking exclusively to Central Banking, Kohn reflects on the response to the crisis and looks ahead to the Fed’s exit. The issue includes interviews with Gill Marcus, Charles Plosser and Andrew Haldane, and a special feature on Ireland’s central bank reform looks at the progress Patrick Honohan is making in restoring the authority’s battered reputation. Articles by Charles Goodhart and Michael Taylor discuss contingent capital and Britain’s adoption of a Twin Peaks approach to financial regulation respectively.

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