Daniel Hinge
Editor, Benchmarking
Daniel Hinge es editor del servicio de evaluación comparativa de Central Bankingy especialista en economía y política monetaria. Lleva informando sobre la comunidad bancaria central desde 2012, desempeñando funciones como editor de noticias y editor de comentarios. Es licenciado en Política, Filosofía y Economía por la Universidad de Oxford.
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Artículos de Daniel Hinge
China moves to promote offshore renminbi trade
HKMA welcomes new Chinese government measures to support growth of offshore renminbi business in Hong Kong; central banks buy $315 million of offshore renminbi bonds
King calls for overhaul of UK banking system
Governor of the Bank of England says cultures of investment and retail banking operations do not mix; calls on government to legislate on all of Independent Commission on Banking’s recommendations
Sweden joins opposition to European banking union
Swedish government opposes European banking union proposals; Czech National Bank also expresses concerns
Hungary proposes amendments to troublesome central bank law
Hungarian government puts forward amendments to widely criticised central bank law; discussions with concerned international bodies including the ECB and IMF are 'ongoing'
Zeti stresses importance of training in improving bank governance
Governor of Bank Negara Malaysia says training for directors of financial institutions is an effective method of promoting financial stability; praises FIDE programme’s role in achieving this
Fed policy-makers consider further QE
Janet Yellen “convinced” of scope for further expansion of Fed balance sheet; Bernanke says rapid fiscal tightening a “serious threat” to recovery
New Central Bank of Ireland headquarters revealed
Irish central bank to spend €7 million on new headquarters in Dublin; bank expects to relocate in three to four years when building work is complete
Swiss central bank board member explains unique situation
Jean-Pierre Danthine examines SNB’s unusual monetary policy situation; says impact of unconventional measures should not be overestimated
Outgoing governor criticises Spanish government’s fiscal position
Miguel Fernández Ordóñez, outgoing governor of the Bank of Spain, criticises government’s fiscal position; speculation begins over successor