Bank for International Settlements
BIS
Speech
Olli Rehn outlines central banking challenges amid geopolitical turmoil
Bank of Finland Governor Olli Rehn addressed the economic ramifications of geopolitical turmoil for central banking and the euro area.
Focus
BIS
Speech
Núñez: Sustainability, geopolitics, and competitiveness reshape prudential framework
Soledad Núñez, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Spain, discussed how sustainability, competitiveness, and geopolitics are reshaping the prudential framework.
BIS
Speech
Thakoor: Mauritius banks crucial for climate risk and green finance
Dr Priscilla Muthoora Thakoor, Governor of the Bank of Mauritius, outlined the central bank's strategy for supervising climate risks and mobilizing green finance.
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BIS
Paper
Demographic change poses fiscal and economic challenge for Colombia
A new study estimates that population aging will significantly challenge Colombia's fiscal sustainability and economic growth.
BIS
Paper
Labour market flows predict inflation through novel unemployment gap
A new BIS working paper by Enisse Kharroubi and Marius Koechlin presents empirical evidence that labour market flows provide valuable insights into subsequent wage and price inflation.
BIS
Paper
Open finance transforms financial system, fosters innovation globally
Open finance is transforming the financial system by enabling customer-permissioned data sharing to foster innovation and financial inclusion.
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Paper
New credit cards signal creditworthiness, expanding access for emerging borrowers
A Philadelphia Fed working paper reveals that incumbent lenders increase credit limits for new borrowers who open additional credit cards.
BIS
Paper
Stablecoin flows create spillovers to traditional FX markets
A new working paper from the Bank for International Settlements documents significant spillovers from stablecoin-based foreign exchange to traditional FX markets.
BIS
Paper
Research constructs new neighborhood geography from migration flows
A new working paper from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia constructs a novel neighborhood geography.
BIS
Paper
Corporate executives reveal AI's mixed impact on productivity and jobs
A new working paper from the BIS, based on a survey of nearly 750 corporate executives, documents the heterogeneous effects of artificial intelligence on productivity and the workforce.
BIS
Paper
Routine-biased technology explains stalled Black-white wage gap
A Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland working paper argues that routine-biased technological change (RBTC) contributed to the stagnation of the Black-white wage gap after 1980.
BIS
Paper
Financial stability constraints tighten sovereign debt limits
A new Bank for International Settlements working paper introduces an analytical framework where sovereign borrowing costs are constrained by financial intermediaries' balance-sheet capacity.