Feature/Reserves

Renminbi internationalisation to get boost from 60m overseas Chinese

Central Banking Journal | 28 Feb 2013

Use of the renminbi by the 60-million strong Chinese diaspora will accelerate the currency’s use in global trade and reserves management. By Gary Smith.

Topics: euro, Dollar, Yen, Japan, China, Chinese renminbi, Reserves

Gary Smith

Renminbi to shake up the reserves management status quo

Central Banking Journal | 16 May 2012

Topics: China, Chinese renminbi, Dollar, euro, Swiss franc, IMF, Special drawing right (SDR), Hong Kong

African central bankers embrace a new world order

Central Banking Journal | 21 Feb 2012

Topics: Africa, South Africa, Angola, Ghana, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Uganda, Zambia, Financial crisis, sovereign wealth funds, Chinese renminbi, Gold

Held in reserve

Central Banking Journal | 11 Nov 2011

Central bank capital levels: do they matter and what can be done?

Central Banking Journal | 24 May 2011

Topics: Swiss National Bank, Czech National Bank, ECB, Riksbank

The value of active management for central banks

Central Banking Journal | 18 Feb 2011

Topics: Financial crisis, Gold, Dominican Republic

The StabFund: a look at the inner workings of a 'bad bank'

Central Banking Journal | 23 Nov 2010

Topics: Swiss National Bank, Lehman Brothers

Why attitudes to gold have changed

Central Banking Journal | 17 Aug 2010

Topics: Financial crisis, Gold

Politics is hampering national wealth management

Central Banking Journal | 17 Aug 2010

Topics: sovereign wealth fund, communication

Rethinking reserve management

Central Banking Journal | 17 Aug 2010

Topics: Financial crisis, Systemic risk

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