Organisation
Report proposes mandating BoE to target productivity growth
UK opposition says BoE should not have to rely on interest rates to lower inflation
Philippines central bank launches reorganisation
The effort will take 12 months to complete and includes the creation of new functions
Staff begin return to RBNZ HQ after asbestos scare
Central bank has been in “business continuity mode” but some staff have now returned
Bank of Uganda governor hits back at mismanagement claims
Central bank and government ombudsman locked in conflict over staff reshuffle
Fed’s Harker: diversity and inclusion ‘are not add-ons’
Philadelphia Fed president stresses commitment to ethnic and gender diversity
South Africa’s ‘twin peaks’ regulatory model goes live
Sarb takes control of prudential regulation and new conduct regulator opens its doors
Bank of Canada building systems back-up outside Ottawa – annual report
Cyber risk is becoming “a top priority”, Poloz says
Incoming RBNZ governor signs deal on new mandate
Agreement establishes dual mandate; government pressing ahead with committee reforms
‘Tilting’ building forces Seychelles central bank tenants to relocate
Central bank annex shows signs of “tilting” due to construction work nearby
CNB ramps up financial stability department role
Central bank “elevates” department in governance structure to reflect growing importance
Bank of England operations could leave London under Labour government
Report envisages BoE’s regional offices becoming part of national investment strategy
PNG’s Bakani defends board’s overseas travel expenses
Governor crosses swords with predecessor on location of board meeting
PNG governor stands firm on independence from government
Bakani hits back at claims institution has become a “puppet”
Philip Turner urges RBNZ to focus analysis on ‘new normal’
Former BIS official gives positive review of RBNZ’s monetary policymaking process
UK audit office praises most of BoE’s ‘One Bank’ strategy
Report says Bank of England has been broadly successful in its transformation
BIS rewrites statutes to boost board diversity
Changes reduce the influence of the BIS’s European directors
‘No evidence’ of criminality in BoE crisis auctions
Bank of England given all clear on question of whether financial crisis liquidity auctions were rigged
BoE’s Forbes points to bias among overworked MPC members
Overwork and intense scrutiny may make it harder to take tough decisions, says outgoing MPC member
Bank of England threatened with strike action over pay
Union members to be balloted on strike after being awarded “derisory” 1% pay rise
Increasing female participation in workforce will help US growth – Yellen
Fed chair examines barriers women still face when entering the workforce
Central Bank of Malta restructuring probably complete
Latest changes see statistics department partnered with financial stability in a division
SNB able to cut rates further, Jordan says
Thomas Jordan stresses central bank would act if necessary
‘Our independence is under threat’ – Yellen
Fed chair cites two legislative bills that could significantly harm central bank’s ability to make independent decisions
Bank Negara Malaysia official offers tough line on corruption
Malaysia’s central bank has a “zero tolerance policy” and will not protect those who cross a line, assistant governor says