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Regtech and suptech in central banks 2026 case studies: Part one – research and investment priorities
Central Banking’s regtech and suptech interviews are in‑depth exploration of the pioneering work at central banks and supervisory authorities.
Global investment outlook: 2026 and beyond
Broadening, steepening and weakening: Franklin Templeton’s top investment ideas for 2026 and beyond
How central banks are navigating digital transformation
Four key takeaways from a discussion with Nasdaq and industry experts.
Webinar: How can central banks future-proof reserve management in a rapidly evolving financial landscape?
How central banks can take a strategic, future-proofed approach to modernisation by consolidating fragmented systems into a unified platform
Deep water waves: accelerating, broadening, consequential
Factors that will impact investment returns over the next decades, the interplay between them and their likely impact on investment outcomes
Central bank watch: Measured moves
Franklin Templeton analysts assess the monetary policy outlook for the G10 central banks, and China, India and South Korea
Future-proofing reserve management and monetary operations
Central banks are searching for ways to streamline and optimise by leveraging cloud technology, AI and DLT
Central bank watch: Biased to ease, for now
A mid-year review of the monetary policy outlook for G10 central banks, India, China and South Korea
Global macro shifts: can emerging markets navigate a fragmented world?
Franklin Templeton expects certain emerging markets to benefit during the realignment of global political and trading blocs
Navigating volatile markets: a rule book for fixed income investors
A framework that measures indicators to assess investment in US Treasuries, US credit, European debt and emerging markets debt
Nasdaq Calypso: central bank reserve and monetary policy management
A complete and modern solution to conducting reserve management and monetary policy on a single automated platform
Winds of change 2025: spotting opportunities after peak yields
The outlook for the US fixed income market and emerging and developing market debt
Beyond the benchmark: redesigning emerging market debt allocations
Franklin Templeton analysis shows popular EMD indexes are limited by their focus on the largest and most developed countries in the world, resulting in unattractive spreads and limited risk diversification
2025 capital market expectations: slowing but not sinking
Monetary policy is the governor of the relationship between growth and inflation
Central bank watch: watchful and wary easing ahead
Franklin Templeton assesses the monetary policy outlook for the Group of 10 central banks, as well as China and South Korea, as 2025 begins
Sustainable development: central banks taking the lead
For those still sceptical about the financial sector’s commitment to progress on sustainable development goals and to taking all possible steps to tackle climate change, 2024 has shown that central banks, financial sector regulators and supervisors are…
Advancing monetary policy tech in the new economic landscape
Central banks face unprecedented challenges in adapting their models to the demands of repeated and interacting crises – polycrisis, as some call the current moment – and high levels of uncertainty. This white paper explores how central banks can deploy…
Regtech and suptech in central banks: 2024 survey
These technologies enable the identification and swift resolution of emerging issues, as well as preventative action, this survey indicates
Survey results: global trends in regtech and suptech for central banks
As regulatory reporting challenges continue to mount, central banks are increasingly adapting their internal systems to provide stronger supervision capabilities – specifically by adopting regtech and suptech solutions.
Global Technology Partner: ACI Worldwide
ACI Worldwide powers domestic and pan-regional real-time payments schemes, providing solutions to central banks, participant banks, fintechs and more
Geoeconomic reserve management
The world order is evolving and geopolitical risks are heightened. Geoeconomic fragmentation is a real concern for reserve managers.