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Green finance compact targets climate resilience across 84 nations
The Alliance for Financial Inclusion opened its 2026 Global Policy Forum in Papua New Guinea to advance the Inclusive Green Finance Global Compact.
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Over 80 percent of banks target automation cost cuts, Buch says
European Central Bank Supervisory Board Chair Claudia Buch stated that digital innovation is altering banks' competitive advantages.
Labor aging, migration and AI reshape public institutions
Strategic workforce priorities must adapt to demographic changes, artificial intelligence and hybrid work patterns, according to the Central Bank of Ireland.
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Phase 2B taxonomy expands to heavy industry and adaptation
The Phase 2B Taxonomy prototype published for consultation expands Hong Kong's green finance framework to hard-to-abate sectors and physical climate resilience measures across the region.
AI investment fuels inflation pressure, Cook warns
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa D. Cook warned that massive investment in artificial intelligence is creating broadening price pressures and delaying the return to the two percent inflation target.
Policy rate kept at 0.0 percent as energy prices push up inflation
The Swiss National Bank has maintained its policy rate at 0.0 percent, leaving sight deposit remuneration rules unchanged.
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CDI unlocks HK$90 billion in credit to support green transition
Data infrastructure and taxonomy standards will underpin the next phase of transition finance, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority stated at the 2026 Green Fintech Symposium.
MPC shifts quantitative tightening to multi-year path
Quantitative tightening will move to a multi-year path as the Bank of England accelerates the unwind of its crisis-era bond portfolio.
Three agencies launch joint AML training ahead of 2027 review
The Bank of Mauritius, the Financial Services Commission and the Financial Crimes Commission have launched the third edition of their joint AML/CFT Graduate Programme.
Recession dominance justifies delayed rate hikes during cost shocks
At the ERMAS conference in Cluj-Napoca, the National Bank of Romania highlighted how recession dominance and cost-push shocks theoretically justify delayed monetary policy tightening.
Pontes programme to connect market DLT platforms with TARGET
Financial digitalization requires central bank money to anchor tokenized asset settlement and preserve market stability.
Autonomous AI agents escalate cyber threats and market risks
The ACPR highlighted escalating cyber and financial stability risks from autonomous AI systems across the financial sector.