Most central banks have centralised communications teams

Result broadly similar across central banks in advanced and emerging market economies

An overwhelming majority of central banks’ communications teams operate mostly in “centralised mode”, data from the Communications Benchmarks 2023 shows.

Of 40 central banks that responded to the question, 31 (77.5%) said their communications team operates in centralised mode, meaning that all staff work in the same communications department.

Three central banks (7.5% of the respondents) said their communications team functions in decentralised mode, where communications staff are spread

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