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Quarterly Journal of Central Banking

The latest issue of the Quarterly Journal of Central Banking has just been published with contributions from four central bank governors.

Klein: no medium-term economic effects of violence

David Klein, Governor of the Bank of Israel, said in an interview with the "Quarterly Journal of Central Banking" that there would be no major economic repercussions from the renewed violence in Israel.

Husain wants banking consolidation in Pakistan

Pakistan's central bank governor Ishrat Husain has said that he wants fewer, but stronger financial institutions in Pakistan which can mobilise and allocate resources in a cost effective and efficient manner.

Salameh - new Cabinet takes heat off pound

Lebanon's central bank governor Riad Salameh said that the pressure on the Lebanese pound had eased substantially since the formation of the new government and would continue to do so in the near future.

Montenegro sends mixed signals after central bank

A decision by Motenegro to set up a central bank has further loosened its ties to Serbia, but not broken the monetary affiliation between the two federation partners, Montenegrin premier Filip Vujanovic said.

Turkish cenbank goes live with real-time DvP SSS

Central Bank of Turkey has gone live with new securities settlement system named ESTS (Electronic Securities Transfer and Settlement System) after three years of development. On October 31, the first day of use, 1,800 securities transactions were settled…

NBP discusses draft payment systems laws

Today the meeting of the National Bank of Poland's payment systems council, a consultative and advisory body of the central bank's management board, discussed draft laws that implement the basic regulations of the European Union in the area of payment…

John Nugee goes to State Street

John Nugee, the head of reserve management at the Bank of England, has moved to State Street. Paul Chilcott is the new chief reserve manager.

Polish central banker resigns

Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz announced she would leave the Polish central bank inJanuary to become a deputy head of the European Bank for Reconstruction andDevelopment.

Sabirin Sjahril to go on trial quickly

The Jakarta provincial prosecutor's office will soon submit the dossier onsuspended Bank Indonesia governor Sjahril Sabirin to the Central Jakartadistrict court, a prosecutor said last Wednesday.

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