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Balance sheets

  • 17 November, 14:00-18:00 GMT/ 09:00-13:00 EST

  • Virtual

  • 1 day

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Agenda

Introduction to central bank balance sheets

  • Role of the central bank balance sheet as the ultimate means of settlement

  • Types of assets and liabilities composing the balance sheet

  • How balance sheet structure differs across central banks

 

Evolution of the balance sheet

  • How central bank balance sheets have changed

  • Quantity vs price targets

  • Liability vs asset-driven

  • Effects of QE/QT on the balance sheet

  • Potential impact of financial innovations (CBDCs, tokenisation, etc.)

 

‘Solvency’ for central banks

  • Importance of central bank financial strength and independence

  • Technical insolvency vs Policy insolvency

  • Relationship with the treasury

  • Methods of recapitalization

 

Managing balance sheet reevaluations

  • Role of revaluations for central banks and how they differ from commercial entities

  • Realized vs unrealized revaluations

  • How to use and account for reevaluations

Registration

November 17, 2026

Online

14:00 GMT

$1,885

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CPD

This course is CPD (Continued Professional Development) accredited. One credit is awarded for every hour of learning at the event.

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