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Why money laundering is a real challenge

Combating money laundering is a real challenge in many developing countries because of the scarcity of capacity and resources, said Tom Alweendo, the governor of Bank of Namibia.

SNB's Jordan cautions on low rates

Responsible behaviour on the part of homeowners, and bank discipline when granting loans, is needed to ensure that a low-interest environment does not lead to destabilisation of the property market, said Thomas Jordan, a member of the Swiss National Bank…

Rejigging the OTC derivatives market

Patricia White, an associate director at the division of research and statistics at the Federal Reserve, has testified on how the central bank believes the derivatives market should be regulated.

Gonzalez-Paramo on the future of central banking

In this speech, Jose Manuel Gonzalez-Paramo, a member of the executive board of the European Central Bank, argues that the crisis "will bring about a new environment for policy-making in a number of areas related to central banking."

Ireland's Hurley covets stability role

John Hurley, the governor of the Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland, said that he would strongly support full integration and coordination within the Irish central bank of responsibilities for both financial stability and micro…

Risk deficiencies common to all

The financial crisis and ensuing recession have revealed deficiencies in risk management in both systemically-important financial firms and community banks, Daniel Tarullo, a governor at the Federal Reserve, has said.

Lobbying blamed for supervisory inaction in EU

The failure of some European supervisors to act in the years building up to the crisis was due to fragmentation, a lack of independence and pressure from the private sector, Miroslav Singer, a vice governor of the Czech National Bank, has claimed.

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