Interview/Financial Stability
Zhu Guangyao on global financial governance, divergent monetary policy and IMF reform
China's vice-minister of finance
CBRC's Shang Fulin on reforming bank profit models and dealing with non-performing loans
CBRC chairman explains how banks will cope with the major shake-up of the Chinese financial system
Interview: Manuel Sánchez on shifting financial stability risks
Bank of Mexico deputy governor on the limits of macro-prudential tools
Jacques de Larosière on the international monetary system and the eurozone
Lifetime achievement award winner ‘in conversation’ at the Central Banking Awards
Justin Lin on China, economic growth and the international monetary system
Former World Bank chief economist talks to Christopher Jeffery
BIS' William Coen on Basel III and preventing the next crisis
BIS secretary general contrasts the roles of supervision and regulation
Agustín Carstens on Fed policy, shadow banking and Mexico's economic strengths
Bank of Mexico governor talks about flaws in the financial system and how to manage crises
Raghuram Rajan on the dangers of asset prices, policy spillovers and finance in India
RBI speaks about the challenges facing EM central banks
Central Bank of Oman's Hamood Sangour Al Zadjali on the dollar, financial stability and Islamic finance
Interview: Hamood Sangour Al Zadjali
OECD’s William White fears global economic system is still highly unstable
Interview: William White
Belarusian chair Ermakova reveals how she tackled runaway inflation
National Bank of the Republic of Belarus chair Nadezhda Ermakova tells CentralBanking.com about the central bank’s efforts to deal with the 2011 currency and ensuing inflation crisis
Central Bank of Peru’s Julio Velarde on the impact of Fed tapering
Interview: Julio Velarde
Bank of Israel’s outgoing chief, Stanley Fischer, on the challenges of central banking
Stanley Fischer believes his work as governor of the Bank of Israel is done. He tells Chris Jeffery about the reform process in Israel as well as the challenges facing the world economy and the IMF
FDIC’s Thomas Hoenig on bank separation, safety nets and Basel III
Interview: Thomas Hoenig
UK gears up to new era of prudential regulation
The UK will adopt ‘twin peaks’ supervision in April in a bid to restore integrity to its financial system. Chris Jeffery talks to the Bank of England’s Sarah Breeden about the challenges ahead
Bank of Thailand's Prasarn Trairatvorakul on the central bank's 70th anniversary
Interview: Prasarn Trairatvorakul
Sveriges Riksbank’s Stefan Ingves on banking crises and regulation
Interview: Stefan Ingves
Robert Shiller on central banks and their role in a good society
Interview: Robert Shiller
Interview: Gerard Hartsink
European Payments Council chairman Gerard Hartsink tells Yusuf Yassin he welcomes the decision to set end-dates for Sepa migration, but says concerns about the regulation, raised in October, remain
Interview: Harry Newman
Swift’s head of market initiatives for Europe, Middle East and Africa explains how its new RTGS back-up, the new Market Infrastructure Resiliency Service, will work
Interview: John Mendzela
John Mendzela is a specialist in central bank governance and strategic management. Here he discusses the gaps in central bank governance highlighted by the crisis and presents some potential fixes
Interview: Kevin Warsh
On the eve of his departure from office, the Fed governor talks to Blair Baker about the forces behind the financial crisis and why we remain far from fixing the system
Interview: Daniela Russo
The European Central Bank's director-general of payments discusses the CPSS-Iosco report on regulating financial market infrastructures
Interview: Andrew Sheng
The crisis has undermined much of the economic theory that has influenced central banking in recent decades. This has significant consequences for policymaking, the chief adviser to the China Banking Regulatory Commission tells Claire Jones.