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Cloud pros and cons
Some 80% of benchmark respondents now use some form of cloud services in their work, most commonly for running software and storing data. Chief among the perceived benefits are business continuity, flexible working and automation. But central banks also see risks, primarily due to privacy, the location of cloud servers, and cyber threats.
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One in five central banks pays unrealised gains to government
Most central banks have a formal agreement in place for sharing profits with government
Two-thirds of central banks regularly audit policy processes
Internal and external audit functions are combined in most jurisdictions
Half of central banks must be consulted on law changes
Practice is slightly more common at banks with government officials on the board
Larger central banks more likely to have diversity policy
Boards with appointment powers more often focus on diversity