EBA
Banks test recovery plans: EBA highlights good practices
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has published a comparative analysis on how institutions test their recovery plans through 'dry runs'.
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FSB
FSB Chair warns of rising financial risks from Middle East conflict
Financial Stability Board Chair Andrew Bailey warned G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors of rising financial risks from the Middle East conflict.
FSB
Middle East conflict raises global financial stability risks
FSB Chair Andrew Bailey warned G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors of heightened global financial stability risks in an April 2026 letter.
DNB
Active Account Requirement reporting deadline set
De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) and the Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) have issued a joint newsletter on the first reporting under the Active Account Requirement (AAR) of EMIR 3. Institutions must submit their initial report by July 31, 2026, covering compliance from June 2025.
DNB
DNB to host information session on assessments
De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) will host an information session on May 7, 2026, to explain its fit and proper assessment process.
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BOE
FX Committee reviews ISDA definitions and market infrastructure
The Bank of England's FX Joint Sub-Committees discussed updates to ISDA FX Definitions, Swift's ISO20022 migration, and the impact of T+1 securities settlement.
BOE
Global FX turnover hits record $9.6 trillion amid resilience
The London Foreign Exchange Joint Standing Committee (FXJSC) discussed robust market developments, including record global turnover and the impact of T+1 securities settlement, at its meeting on 27 November 2025.
BOE
BOE updates operational guides for bank failure resolution
The Bank of England has published new and updated operational guidance on implementing the UK's resolution regime.
Papers
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BIS
Treasury supply shocks impact yields and private activity
A new BIS study identifies two distinct Treasury supply shocks – debt expansion and maturity adjustment – and their differing impacts on financial conditions and economic activity.
ECB
Reputation key to anchoring inflation expectations
A new ECB working paper develops a model showing how central bank reputation is crucial for anchoring long-run inflation expectations.
BOE
Dunfermline Building Society resolution transfers assets to Nationwide
The Bank of England has published an operational guide detailing the 2009 resolution of Dunfermline Building Society.
Speeches
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BOE
Taylor: History's lessons for macroeconomic policymaking
Bank of England's Alan Taylor highlighted the evolving two-way relationship between macroeconomic policy and economic history.
BIS
Makhlouf outlines ECB policy response to supply shocks and uncertainty
Gabriel Makhlouf, Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland, discussed the challenges for inflation, growth, and monetary policy in a world of geoeconomic fragmentation.
BIS
France's central bank advocates for euro stablecoin dominance
Denis Beau, First Deputy Governor of the Bank of France, emphasized the need for Europe to secure its payment system against the "dollarisation" of stablecoins.
BIS
Villeroy de Galhau signals vigilance, warns of likely rate increases
François Villeroy de Galhau, Governor of the Banque de France, emphasized the need for vigilance in monetary policy amid global uncertainty.
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CBR
Bank of Russia lists key rate meeting summaries
The Bank of Russia has published an archive page listing summaries of its Board of Directors' key rate meetings.
BDI
Italian economy: Activity moderates, inflation holds steady
The Banca d'Italia's April 2026 'Italian Economy in Brief' indicates a moderation in economic activity and stable inflation.
CBR
Russia's direct investment position shows net liabilities
The Central Bank of Russia reports the country's net foreign direct investment position stood at -9.19 billion US dollars as of December 31, 2025.
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BOE
BoE strengthens crisis response with new resolution tools
The Bank of England has strengthened its framework for resolving failing financial firms, introducing new operational guides for bail-in and transfer strategies.
ECB
Monetary policy hits harder after big shocks
The ECB Blog finds that interest rate hikes during 2022 and 2023 were particularly effective in curbing inflation.
FCA
FCA develops new methodology to track consumer credit journeys
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has developed a new methodology to identify early signs of consumer financial distress.
BDE
Banco de España's EBAE survey: Unpacking its design and data access
The Banco de España has published a methodological note detailing its quarterly Business Activity Survey (EBAE).