Central banks working to overhaul data-sharing

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Irving Fisher Committee: central banks keen to find new ways to share micro data
Photo: Daniel Hinge

Central banks are on the hunt for better ways to share micro data, both within their organisations and with external institutions, according to a survey published on December 12.

The report, by the Bank for International Settlements' Irving Fisher Committee (IFC), finds the vast majority of central banks view data-sharing as important within their organisation, while a smaller but still significant proportion see external sharing as important as well.

The G20 has identified data-sharing as an

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