Articles by Christopher Jeffery
Last stand for central bank independence?
Political attacks on Yellen and Carney look like the start of a sustained assault
Sponsored forum: Evaluating big data capabilities in central banking
Central Banking convened a panel of experts to discuss the big questions about big data
No ‘insidious’ German plan for EMU competitive advantage, says Issing
Germany didn’t even have 'the economic intelligence’ to design such a plan
Otmar Issing on why the euro ‘house of cards’ is set to collapse
Euro architect says politicians need to admit there is “no likelihood” of political union
Euro architect says ECB has ‘destroyed’ market discipline in Europe
All the elements in place to bring “disaster” to the monetary union, says Otmar Issing
Mervyn King on Brexit, crisis supervision, economic rebalancing and reforming the IMF
Former BoE governor shares insights from a 50-year career
Swift's Gottfried Leibbrandt on restoring trust in global payments after $81m Bangladesh fraud
Five-point plan in place to tackle cyber security threat
Bank of Thailand's Veerathai on the Thai economy, governance and payment reform
Bank of Thailand governor explains why he does not agree with the IMF
UK must ensure there is no Mark Carney exit
The BoE governor represents a vital source of stability
Brexit wrong-foots some reserve managers
UK referendum result creates tactical opportunities as sterling plunges
Rajan says India should not change course, as he steps back from RBI
Governor announces his intention to return to academia after three eventful years
PBoC deputy Tao says China’s financial system is failing SMEs
'Natural selection' exit mechanism needed to sustain healthy growth
Wu Xiaoling warns of growing risks in China’s financial system
China must learn lessons from the West on complex products
Brexit and Hungary’s challenge to European governance
New fronts open for European monetary stability
Zeti Akhtar Aziz on crisis management, mandates and capacity building
Bank Negara Malaysia governor shares insights gained after more than 15 years at the helm
Central Banking launches ‘responsive’ website
New site aims to offer more user-friendly experience
Sarb’s Lesetja Kganyago on divergent monetary policies and new supervision
South African governor discusses the country's new regulatory regime and nurturing talent
Is China really the cause of sluggish global growth?
China's policy-makers blame structural problem in the West for global malaise
Challenging crosscurrents from divergent monetary policy
China’s rebalancing adds to the difficult operating environment
Christopher Pissarides on QE, the eurozone and economics
Nobel economist on why events in Europe have undermined neoclassical beliefs
CNB’s Miroslav Singer on transparency, China and Basel III
Czech governor speaks with Christopher Jeffery in wide-ranging interview
Sarb’s Mminele fears a ‘lengthening drought’ in emerging market capital flows
‘Utmost vigilance’ the watchwords for emerging markets
Nobel economist Sims on fiscal stimulus, Eurozone loss sharing and role of central banks
Urges fiscal policymakers to creat inflation; sceptical about secular stagnation
Questions of credibility in the Eurozone and China
Greek debt talks and Chinese intervention raise concerns about the role of central banks