Daniel Hinge
Editor, Benchmarking
Daniel Hinge is editor of Central Banking’s benchmarking service and subject specialist for economics and monetary policy. He has reported on the central banking community since 2012, in roles including news editor and comment editor. He holds a degree in politics, philosophy and economics from the University of Oxford.
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Articles by Daniel Hinge
Open Forum: BoE event highlights gulf between perception of public and regulators
Forum attempts to break new ground in communication
Rajan picked as BIS board vice-chair as he calls for global ‘rules of the game’
RBI governor wants global 'rules of the game'
‘Disclosure task force’ can tackle climate risks, FSB says
Carney says group could help avoid a ‘climate Minsky moment’
FSB unveils final TLAC standard
Global systemically important banks will need to build sizeable stocks of loss-absorbing capacity
Central Bank of Iceland under scrutiny on crisis response
Supervisory board to investigate elements of central bank's crisis response
No fireworks as Bank of England keeps rate options open
Rates remain on hold as BoE balances domestic strength with signs of weakness overseas
Bank of Israel unveils plans for better credit data gathering
Credit registry designed to improve both credit provision and financial stability
BoE’s Brazier defends new stress testing framework
Spotting the UK's position in the financial cycle will be tricky
Economists challenge foundations of monetary economics
'Neo-Fisherian' theories suggest lower interest rates create lower inflation
Bernanke offers insight into Fed’s political balancing act
Former Fed chair tells of navigating both political and economic pitfalls in crisis response
Vocalink to deliver ‘new generation’ real-time payments in US
UK payments firm chosen to provide software behind faster payments project
Liquidity issues demand further work, says BoE’s Cunliffe
BoE deputy wants better data collection and new stress tests
Regulators push back at complaints of fatigue
Bulk of regulation is complete and focus is shifting to consistency
Carney wants ‘clear principles’ to safeguard non-euro members
EU membership creates ‘dynamism’ but also imposes burdens
BoE unveils new systematic stress tests
Stress tests designed to move counter-cyclically with financial cycle
EBA plots shift to new phase of work
Plans to concentrate more on harmonisation and less on standard-setting
Central banks starting to unlock potential in big data
Some central banks are using big data; many are interested
BoE turns attention to risk-free rate as markets push out expectation of hike
Lower rate expectations balanced against emerging market troubles
Central Bank of Iceland delays report as tensions over failed banks rise
Central bank under pressure over estates of failed banks
Norges Bank unlikely to follow others into negative territory, says Olsen
ECB and Riksbank taking different approaches to imposing negative rates
Trichet says banks must keep ‘hammering’ at their culture
G30 warns many banks are still lagging behind
FSB agrees final TLAC principles but asset management work has way to run
Asset management work to continue in 2016