Accelerator findings shape open finance policy
The Financial Conduct Authority's Smart Data Accelerator is using TechSprint findings to shape open finance policy.
Digital banks adjust deposit pricing faster but loan pricing slower than traditional peers, reshaping monetary policy transmission.
Gabriel Makhlouf, Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland, reflected on recent IMF and ECB meetings.
A Banque de France blog post estimates French financial institutions face €196 billion in losses from extreme weather events.
The Bank of England's Court of Directors acts as its unitary board, overseeing strategy, budget, and policy committees.
The Financial Conduct Authority's Smart Data Accelerator is using TechSprint findings to shape open finance policy.
A new machine learning model developed by the European Central Bank helps experts track inflation risks in real time.
Banca d'Italia has released the microdata for its 2025 international tourism survey, making it available for in-depth quantitative analyses.
Central banks face a difficult trade-off when responding to energy supply shocks, balancing inflation control against economic growth.
The Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has reviewed general insurance protection gaps, highlighting their increasing relevance for financial stability and the PRA's microprudential objectives.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) reports that firms have improved their Consumer Duty Board reports in year two, particularly in governance and action plans.
The Bank of England has strengthened its framework for resolving failing financial firms, introducing new operational guides for bail-in and transfer strategies.