Central Banking Benchmarking
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Use of defined project risk and delegated risk metrics declines
Around three-quarters of central banks have distinct institutional risk appetite
Currency Benchmarks 2022 – presentation
Currency specialist Ben Margulies discusses cash volumes and use, currency production and design, and cash and the climate
Economics Benchmarks 2022 report – evolving models
Central banks continued to develop their modelling frameworks in 2022
Charts
Semi-structural models top for forecasts
Central banks employ a wide range of models, but semi-structural models are the most common choice as key forecast models. A key challenge remains the integration of financial sectors into key models - the second tab on the chart to the left shows how only 35% report having some form of financial block in the model. For more insights behind the headline findings, use the benchmarking service’s interactive charts to explore the data.
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Presentations
CBI’s subject matter specialists present the key benchmark findings
Currency Benchmarks 2022 – presentation
Currency specialist Ben Margulies discusses cash volumes and use, currency production and design, and cash and the climate
Benchmarks
Communications
Currency
Economics
Financial Stability
Fintech
Governance
Monetary Policy
Payments
Reserves
Risk Management