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Trichet on bank transfer data from SWIFT

In a speech on the interception of bank transfer data from the SWIFT system by the US secret services given on 4 October Jean-Claude Trichet of the ECB said warned the European Parliament that any disruption to the SWIFT bank data sharing system could…

Fed's Kohn on economic outlook

In the speech 'Economic outlook' given on 4 October Donald Kohn of the Federal Reserve said he is more concerned about persistent inflation than slowing growth in an economy that's likely to avoid a recession.

Ireland's Hurley on central bank cooperation

In the speech 'Central bank cooperation - Ireland and Croatia' given on 29 September John Hurley of the Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland said there is a rather special link between Croatia and the Irish central bank.

RBI's Reddy on globalisation, money and finance

In the speech 'Globalisation, money and finance - uncertainties and dilemmas' given on 28 September YV Reddy of the Reserve Bank of India said international financial markets are currently dominated by private equity funds like hedge funds, which are…

Sweden's Ingves on sound government finances

In the speech 'Sound government finances and low inflation - the road to success!' given on 27 September Stefan Ingves of the Sveriges Riksbank said that despite the different exchange rate policy paths, economic developments have not in practice…

Minehan on cb role in economic education

In the speech 'The role of central banks in economic and personal finance education' given on 29 September Cathy Minehan of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston said the modern world is a complicated place with increasingly complex economic and financial…

Rick Hou on Solomon Islands bank notes

In the speech 'Launching of Solomon Islands' new and revised bank notes' given on 2 September Rick Houenipwela of the Central Bank of Solomon Islands said in the Solomon Islands currency development is influenced by various socio-economic factors.

St. Louis Fed's Poole on data dependence

In the speech 'Data dependence' given on 29 September William Poole of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis said inflation must be kept under wraps, but if both growth and price pressures were sufficiently weak, he would back a reduction in U.S…

SARB's Mboweni on regulatory developments

In the speech 'International regulatory developments and the South African banking sector' given on 2 October Tito Mboweni of the South African Reserve Bank said South Africa's high rate of private sector credit is a major concern and poses a risk to the…

Yilmaz on central banking in emerging economies

In the speech 'Central banking in emerging economies - the Turkish experience' given on 12 September Durmus Yilmaz of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey said a challenge of central banks in some emerging economies is dollarization.

RBA's Lowe on payment systems evolution

In a speech given on 27 September Philip Lowe of the RBA said over the past year or so, the Reserve Bank has been examining the architecture and governance of Australia's payment systems and the range of payment products offered in Australia.

Gonzalez-Paramo on the design of monetary policy

In the speech 'Expectations, uncertainty and the design of monetary policy' given on 28 September Jose Manuel Gonzalez-Paramo of the ECB said as regards the predictability of monetary policy, policy moves have been well anticipated by money markets.

ECB's Bini Smaghi on an ageing society

In the speech 'Democratic representation and economic policy rules in an ageing society' given on 28 September Lorenzo Bini Smaghi of the ECB said ageing population and negative demographics may jeopardize the financial and political sustainability of…

ECB's Stark on central bank independence

In the speech 'The role of central banks in economic and personal finance education' given on 29 September Jurgen Stark of the ECB made some pointed remarks indirectly warning Poland's government against interfering with the country's central bank.

BIS's Knight on global banking: paradigm shift

In the speech 'Global Banking: paradigm shift - towards meeting the emerging challenges' given on Tuesday 26 September Malcolm Knight of the BIS said global banking will flourish in a strong and stable financial environment.

Fed's Kroszner on productivity growth

In the speech 'What drives productivity growth? Implications for the economy and prospects for the future' given on 27 September Randall Kroszner of the Federal Reserve said that strong U.S. productivity growth since the mid-1990s seemed set to persist…

Tumpel-Gugerell on financial system modernisation

In the speech 'Opening remarks at the conference on Financial System Modernisation and Economic Growth in Europe' given on 28 September Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell of the ECB said EU economic growth has been disappointing in the period since the launch of…

UK's Blanchflower on his first four MPC votes

In the speech 'Reflections on my first four votes on the MPC' given on 27 September Professor David Blanchflower of the Bank of England painted a softer picture on the outlook for the UK economy, saying that both inflation and growth are likely to come…

Fed's Bies on Basel II

In testimony 'Basel II' given on 26 September Susan Schmidt Bies of the Federal Reserve said that the Fed supports Basel II because it will help preserve the safety and soundness of the U.S. banking system.

FSA's McCarthy on challenges of Basel II

In the speech 'The challenge of Basel II for regulators' given on 18 September Callum McCarthy of the Financial Services Authority said that different regulators operate under very different legislative frameworks, and in very different political…

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