Governance
Bank Negara Malaysia expands MPC
Two external members to join committee for first time on April 1
IMF staff want ‘clear mandate’ for next Bulgarian governor
Statement outlines policies for restoring supervisory credibility
Security at Bank of Albania improved in wake of theft
Governor Gent Sejko insists security at the central bank is ‘at the right levels’
Kenyans invited to apply for central bank governor job
Central bank also looking for second deputy governor and board chairman
Brazilian deputy picked as BIS deputy general manager
Luiz Awazu Pereira da Silva to join the BIS as deputy general manager
Fisher says goodbye to ‘honourable tradition of central banking’
Dallas Fed president delivers last speech before standing down
Sri Lankan governor takes aim at central bank procedures
Comments come as his predecessor faces public scrutiny
PBoC appoints new deputies
Guo Qingping and Fan Yifei take up roles
ECB concerned by plans for Slovenian central bank law
National assembly will gain greater oversight powers if changes adopted
People: Blejer named adviser to Bank of Albania governor; Chile gets new statistics head
State Bank of Vietnam names new deputy director general
Philadelphia Fed names Patrick Harker president
Background includes academic posts and a spell on the Philadelphia Fed board
BoE revamps market intelligence approach
Central bank continues transparency push
BIS’s Caruana calls for ‘humble’ risk management
Risks are too complicated and fast-moving to be fully modelled
Carstens picked to head IMFC
Bank of Mexico governor will chair IMF advisory committee
Turkish MPC could face lawsuit
Criminal complaint argues high interest rates have hurt Turkish people
Outgoing Belgian governor takes ECB role
Luc Coene named as one of four ECB representatives on the SSM supervisory board
People: New deputies in Angola as defence expert gets top Israel IT job
Chicago professor joins Bank of Slovakia board
Bahrain governor launches campaign for women bankers
Rasheed Al Maraj calls on industry to appoint more women
Central banks are on the losing side of government pacts
Monetary easing is in a dangerous cycle and needs to be broken
Will new reforms lift the veil of secrecy at the Bank of England?
The UK central bank has unveiled a broad package of reforms to its transparency
Are central banks the ‘Figaro’ of the financial markets?
Central banks's role not an unfamiliar from an historical perspective
Book notes: Emerging Africa, by Kingsley Moghalu
Africa is no basket case, but neither is it poised to follow China and India, says Moghalu