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The Central Bank of Montenegro has said it will limit banks’ charges for payments made from the Single European Payments Area ...
The Reserve Bank of Australia and the Digital Finance Cooperative Research Centre (DFCRC) are partnering with 14 private ...
The Bank for International Settlements has joined forces with European central banks and private sector partners to launch ...
South Korea’s central bank left its policy rate unchanged at 2.5% today (July 10) amid an increase in household debt and ...
Twenty-one (63.6%) of 33 institutions say they make outcomes of their supervisory procedures public. The practice is more ...
China’s central bank is likely to cut rates later this year, but this is unlikely to fix the country’s worsening deflation ...
“There is a whole ‘toolkit’ that can be deployed before resorting to negative interest rates: the last resort when faced with ...
The Financial Stability Board (FSB) has launched a task force to investigate non-banks’ participation in core sovereign bond ...
The Bank of England has begun publishing more information about how non-banks have been trading in sovereign bond markets, in ...
Malaysia’s central bank has cut its policy rate after more than a year of holding, in what it said was a “pre-emptive measure ...
Brazil’s largest-ever theft by value could have been prevented if the banks targeted had basic cyber security measures in ...
New Zealand’s central bank has ended nearly a year of easing by keeping its policy rate at 3.25%.