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Swedish deputy wants central bank independence reconsidered

Central Banking | 14 May 2013 secure

Barbro Wickman-Parak, in her last speech at the Riksbank, says independence is ‘essential’ for price stability but needs to be reviewed with regard to macroprudential policy and financial stability

Topics: Sweden, Riksbank

Foreign Exchange

HKMA deputy looks to eurodollar model for offshore RMB development

Central Banking | 13 May 2013 secure

Topics: HKMA, Chinese renminbi, China, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Monetary Authority

Financial Stability

Bernanke outlines Fed's ‘intensified' monitoring of financial system

Central Banking | 10 May 2013 secure

Topics: Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve, Asset prices, Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSoC)

Financial Stability

Ireland’s Elderfield says ‘imperfect’ Solvency II should still go ahead

Central Banking | 10 May 2013 secure

Topics: Matthew Elderfield, Central Bank of Ireland, Solvency

Monetary Policy

Mersch lists monetary policy dos and don'ts

Central Banking | 08 May 2013 secure

Topics: Yves Mersch, European Central Bank, ECB, Luxembourg, monetary policy

Central Banks

Taiwan central bank chief sets out priorities for new ADB president

Central Banking | 08 May 2013 secure

Topics: Perng Fai-nan, Taiwan, Asian Development Bank

Central Banks

Fed’s Tarullo says wholesale funding is the most important gap in regulation

Central Banking | 07 May 2013 secure

Topics: Daniel Tarullo, Federal Reserve, Dodd-Frank Act, Basel III

Monetary Policy

Liikanen adds voice to defenders of central bank independence

Central Banking | 07 May 2013 secure

Topics: Erkki Liikanen, Bank of Finland, Independence

Monetary Policy

ECB’s Cœuré says it is time to think about exit from unconventional policies

Central Banking | 03 May 2013 secure

Topics: Benoît Cœuré, ECB, monetary policy

Monetary Policy

Fischer defends Bank of Israel over house prices

Central Banking | 03 May 2013 secure

Topics: Bank of Israel, Israel, Stanley Fischer, House prices

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Swedish deputy wants central bank independence reconsidered

HKMA deputy looks to eurodollar model for offshore RMB development

Bernanke outlines Fed's ‘intensified' monitoring of financial system

Ireland’s Elderfield says ‘imperfect’ Solvency II should still go ahead

Mersch lists monetary policy dos and don'ts

Taiwan central bank chief sets out priorities for new ADB president

Fed’s Tarullo says wholesale funding is the most important gap in regulation

Liikanen adds voice to defenders of central bank independence

ECB’s Cœuré says it is time to think about exit from unconventional policies

Fischer defends Bank of Israel over house prices

Bullard says inflation must pick up before asset purchases can be slowed

New York Fed forecasts support continued easing

Sarb and Nigeria hold steady as Ghana hikes rates 100bp

Japan delays cross-border rules amid US and European uncertainty

Fed research digs deeper into operation of QE

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