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Carney proposes public-private co-operation in markets regulation
Supervisors cannot regulate every circumstance and anticipate all market innovations, Bank of England governor says
Goodfriend nominated to Fed board
Central bank veteran to fill one of the four vacant spots on the board of governors
Stronger growth improves financial conditions in Europe – ECB review
Manufacturing activity and consumer sentiment bolsters growth across the region
Implementation of new ECB rules on NPLs may be delayed
Daniele Nouy dismisses criticisms as “myths and misinterpretations”
UK enters next phase of Libor transition
BoE and FCA say expanded working group will be tasked with delivering the switch to Sonia
Bank of Korea makes first hike in six years
Central bank triggers hiking cycle despite below-target inflation, as economy shows “solid” growth
Constancio praises Reis’s studies of monetary policy
Work helped to open “new chapter in research on expectation formulation”
Letter said to be from Malaysia deputy governor alleges bullying
Bank Negara Malaysia deputy resigns early after 31 years’ service
Strong growth and lower unemployment allows Fed to normalise policy, Yellen says
Outgoing chairwoman adds policy is not preset and will depend on economic data
Large Danish banks fail stress test in 'severe recession' scenario
Central bank warns low rates, higher house prices and stronger growth are building up risk
Swift warns of greater cyber threats as security control deadline nears
Customers have until December 31 to implement 16 mandatory controls
Cocos lower banks’ funding costs – BIS paper
Mechanical triggers and equity conversion strengthen cocos’ impact, paper finds
Slower health care price rises limiting US inflation, San Francisco Fed paper says
Medicare prices rise by 1.1% annually since 2012, compared with 3.5% in mid-2000s
Powell to explain policy outlook before US Senate
Nominee set to defend loose policy stance and independence of central bank as new chair
ECB’s public sector asset purchases pushed down repo rate, BdF paper finds
Effect was particularly strong before January 2017, researchers say
Haldane: BoE working to close ‘trust deficit’
BoE chief economist says mix of “layered” communications, public engagement and education is helping to overcome perception of aloofness
ECB should not raise rates until 2020 – OECD
OECD says European Central Bank should “gradually” taper asset purchases in 2018
Solomon Islands central bank in contingency planning push
Central bank asks financial institutions to establish boards for crisis management
Bank of Russia allows country’s largest bank to use IRB approach
Sberbank is first Russian bank to be allowed to use IRB
EBA highlights ‘cliff-edge Brexit’, cyber and NPL challenges
No-deal scenario could affect banks' ability to fulfil contracts
OECD issues warning as debt peaks
Debt rises in volume and falls in quality in many OECD countries; New York Fed figures show US household debt at new high
SBP welcomes ‘visible change’ in government borrowing
Government’s reduced reliance on borrowing from the central bank has supported monetary policy implementation, the State Bank of Pakistan says
Ultra-low rates hampered productivity in US, researchers find
A slower pace of policy normalisation can help boost productivity and growth
Bank of Canada paper investigates the ‘burden of coins’
Research sheds light on consumer behaviour when making low-value transactions with cash, suggesting cards more likely to be used if large amount of coins will be received