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Reserve managers have cast doubt on the capabilities of artificial intelligence. “I don’t think AI will take over reserve ...
The governor of the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina has said monetary authorities are being pushed beyond their ...
The growth-at-risk (GaR) framework can provide central bankers with an empirical tool in the areas of monetary policy and ...
The winners of the 12th annual Central Banking Awards gathered in London for a ceremony on June 11. The list of all winners ...
In an address today (June 12) marking the Bank of Korea’s 75th anniversary, Rhee Chang-yong said international and domestic ...
Capping interchange fees on payment cards would benefit everyone, according to research from the Federal Reserve Bank of ...
Central banks should involve bottom-up elements when adopting artificial intelligence to ensure the use cases are practical, panellists at the Central Banking Summer Meetings have said.
An overwhelming 93.6% of respondents say instant payments are the greater priority for improving domestic payments. Only 6.4% of central banks consider CBDC the highest priority. Instant payments is ...
Liquidity and safety remain the top priorities for reserve and risk managers, according to a panel at the Central Banking Summer Meetings yesterday (June 11).
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