Bank for International Settlements
Madouros: Non-bank finance resilience needs stronger safeguards
Vasileios Madouros, Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland, called for stronger safeguards for non-bank finance.
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Jónsson: Social covenant crucial for Iceland's price stability
Ásgeir Jónsson, Governor of the Central Bank of Iceland, reflected on 25 years of inflation targeting at the 65th Annual Meeting.
Beau: AI poses challenges for central bank policy and sovereignty
Denis Beau, First Deputy Governor of the Banque de France, outlined the significant challenges posed by artificial intelligence for central bank objectives and internal operations in a speech on April 2, 2026.
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BIS maps global AI firm geography and supply chain roles
A new Bank for International Settlements (BIS) working paper traces the global distribution and economic characteristics of 1,246 AI-producing firms across 32 economies.
Soft credit lowers volatility but slows growth
A new Federal Reserve working paper finds that policies saving distressed firms reduce economic volatility but also slow long-term growth.
Stablecoins face 'moneyness' limits, pose policy challenges
Pablo Hernández de Cos, BIS General Manager, framed the debate on stablecoins at a Bank of Japan seminar.
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Large economies have natural advantage in currency dominance
A Philadelphia Fed working paper presents a micro-founded monetary model to study international currency competition.
Cyber stress tests: Two approaches to boost bank resilience
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) highlights that cyber risk stress tests are crucial for enhancing banks' operational resilience.
Tabaković: Serbia stable amid global economic shifts
National Bank of Serbia Governor Jorgovanka Tabaković discussed the EU economy and global economic developments at an IMF presentation in Belgrade on March 24, 2026.
Sejko: Albanian Lek marks 100 years of monetary sovereignty
Bank of Albania Governor Gent Sejko highlighted the 100th anniversary of the national currency at Global Money Week 2026.
Households time-inconsistent despite individual preferences
A new working paper from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia presents a model showing that multi-person households are time-inconsistent in consumption and savings, even if individual members have standard time preferences.
RBI's Swaminathan J: AI's promise and peril in finance
Swaminathan J, Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India, delivered a lecture on AI in finance, highlighting its transformative potential and critical risks.