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Inter-bank working groups

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Inter-bank working groups

Facilitating connections between global central bankers to promote the exchange of expertise and collaboration

The inter-bank working groups convene 6-8 times annually. Each session focuses on pressing issues faced by central banks, providing a platform to discuss challenges, explore the latest innovations, and share current projects, while building valuable connections with colleagues from across the globe.

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Schedule

YearBenchmarkTopicDetailsProvisional dateLocation
2025ReservesReserves and geopolitical shiftsHow reserve managers can adapt to recent global shocks and the changing geopolitical landscape.November 20Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - In-person
2026Strategic planningStrategic planning frameworksExplore strategic choices in more detail, building on 2025 groupJanuary 28Virtual
2026SupervisionResolution frameworksReviewing resolution frameworks and global best practiceFebruary 25Virtual
2026Risk managementCyber, AI and quantum riskHow central banks are responding to new and developing risksMarch 31-April 1In person, KL
2026GovernanceAccounting frameworks and independenceFrameworks for dividends and recapitalisation, and how they interact with independenceApril 29Virtual
2026FintechTokenisation and stablecoinsHow central banks are responding to tokenisation in the private sector and in their own payment systemsMay 27Virtual
2026PaymentsCross-border paymentsUpdate on global work to harmonise payments, and developments in fields such as stablecoinsJuneIn person, London
2026Financial stabilityMacro-prudential toolsBest practice in the design and use of tools, and areas where central banks may need new powersJuly 29Virtual
2026EconomicsScenario analysisHow scenario analysis can be developed and utilised in practice for policy-makingSeptember 30Virtual
2026CurrencyThe modern cash cycleTo what extent should central banks intervene in cash processing? What steps can be taken to protect access to cash without creating moral hazard?October 28Virtual
2026ReservesReserves amid changing policyResponses to shifting monetary policy environment and geopolitical fragmentationNovember 3/4In person, Riyadh

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