Dan Hardie
Staff writer, Central Banking
Dan Hardie is a staff writer for Central Banking, based in London. He has a degree from Oxford University and served in Afghanistan with the British army.
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Polish central bank warns loan proposals could pose ‘significant risk’
Also argues incoming banking tax will have ‘negative consequences’
Italian banking episode shows supervision working well, Nouy says
‘The skeletons are not in the cupboard’, regulator says
Clock ticking on Georgian governor appointment
Complex nomination procedure may see one of vice governors take over as acting head
Tensions rise between Irish trade union and central bank over staff structure
Trade union says it will ballot its members over strike action if changes are imposed
IMF staff back Moldovan central bank response to crisis
IMF staff back Moldovan central bank response to banking crisis
Market fears endanger Italian and Portuguese bank sell-offs
Haircut on senior bondholders in Portuguese bank may discourage buyers
Independent review calls for major changes at Riksbank
Central bank’s handling of crisis was sometimes ‘surreal’, Mervyn King and Marvin Goodfriend say
Ukrainian governor: banking system 'largely cleaned up'
Central bank must enhance creditors’ rights to re-start lending, Gontareva says
Financial market risk being pushed into ETFs, Noyer warns
Asset class is a ‘blind spot’ for regulators, former BdF Governor says
Honohan pressed on Irish staff and salary reforms in final days of office
Correspondence shows governor defended retention payments
Russian and Chinese central banks sign MoU
Banks will now be able to issue bonds in each other’s markets
NSFR should be introduced for all EU credit institutions, EBA says
NSFR should be introduced for all EU credit institutions, EBA says
External review recommends Bank of Finland expand its research unit
Bank should revise its approach to publishing research, researchers say
EBA guidelines limit European banks’ exposure to shadow banks
Exposure to shadow banking sector and to individual firms to be limited
European regulation of investment firms needs reform, says EBA report
Current practices do not properly account for risk and vary widely, report argues
Irish central bank to investigate fund manager fees
Regulator looks to identify ‘outliers’ among investment firms
Nabiullina says ‘risk’ scenario for Russian economy more likely now
Governor Elvira Nabiullina fears oil prices may fall further, harming the economy
Eurozone QE ‘much needed’ but not enough for growth, Greek deputy says
Iannis Mourmouras sees costs in poor sequencing of structural reforms
ECB changes euro FX reference rates' publication time
Further changes may be made if transactions linked to rates do not fall
Irish central bank will persist with housing measures despite public dissent
Macro-prudential curbs will not be sufficient to deal with housing imbalance, academic argues
Central Bank of Cyprus to implement organisational change
Organisational change raises profile of supervisory and economics departments
Egyptian presidency picks deputy governors and board members at central bank
Deputy governor Gamal Negm gets second term in post
Sweden faces ‘economic crisis’ unless government calms housing market, governor warns
Household debt is approaching ‘a critical level’, Stefan Ingves says