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Paper on bank supervision Russian style

The Working Paper "Bank supervision Russian style: Rules vs enforcement and tacit objectives" from Ghent University published May 2005 focuses on the conflict between two central bank objectives, namely individual bank stability and systemic stability.

Central bankers stand on the front line

This article looks at the response of central banks to terrorist attacks. It says that an interest rate cut by the Bank of England last week when the chaos was at its peak, might have added to the sense of panic.

Reserve Bank of Australia 2005 Conference

This year's RBA conference focused on various issues related to the changing nature of the business cycle, including: the changes that have occurred over recent decades; possible explanations for those changes; international linkages; and the impact of…

ECB's Bini Smaghi warns over financial know-how

European Central Bank board member Lorenzo Bini Smaghi told a news briefing on new OECD financial education guidelines that individuals' lack of understanding of financial products could lead to economic problems in future.

Federal Reserve Bulletin, Spring 2005

The Federal Reserve's Bulletin for Spring 2005 includes the article 'Background on FOMC meeting minutes' outlines previous changes to the release schedule for the minutes and provides a brief overview of the content of the minutes and the way they are…

Oxford honour for former RBI chief

Four decades after he left Oxford University with a Doctorate in Economics, Indian Prime Minister, and former governor of the Reserve Bank of India, Manmohan Singh was due to receive an honorary doctorate on Friday 8 July.

New Zealand to block Zimbabwe visit

New Zealand will refuse entry visas to Gideon Gono, governor of Zimbabwe's central bank, and members of his staff, who were reportedly planning to visit the country, Prime Minister Helen Clark said this week.

Interview with Malaysia's Zeti on Islamic finance

In an interview published this week, Malaysian central bank governor Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz said there is room for Islamic finance worldwide, as the ultimate goal of Islamic financial services is to enhance wealth creation, and promote sustainable and…

Integration of securities market infrastructure

This ECB paper published 7 July investigates the state and process of integration of the European securities market infrastructure. The integration of financial infrastructures is one of the basic policy goals and key responsibilities of the Eurosystem.

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