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Dr Stefan Markscheffel Director General Information Technology
Director General Information Technology
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Climate Adaptation Requires Greater Global Attention NGFS Finance Day, Australian Prudential Regulation Authority
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Dr Alexander Lipponer Director General Controlling, Accounting and Organisation
Director General Controlling, Accounting and Organisation
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Submission channels
All counterparties have two options for submitting credit claims: the online procedure and the file-transfer procedure. There is also a backup procedure for both types of submission.
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Income expectations Survey on Consumer Expectations
13.11.2024 DE
The expectations of individuals regarding growth in their net household income over the next 12 months dropped to €75 in October – the lowest value for the current year. The median remains constant at €125. This can be explained by the fact that a large share of individuals have considered income growth of between €0 and €250 to be most likely each month since the survey was launched.
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Other findings Survey on Consumer Expectations
13.11.2024 DE
The Deutsche Bundesbank conducts regular surveys of households’ expectations for unemployment, economic growth, rent prices, real estate prices, and interest rates on savings and loans. These data are used to calculate index figures, from which corresponding trends can be easily derived.
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Events Information events for credit institutions
Details and presentations with regard to our events and conferences on payments, settlement and account management.
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Belarus
No English translation available
Die Finanzsanktionen angesichts der Lage in Belarus dienen der Durchführung von Maßnahmen der Europäischen Union.
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Nagel: “We have to get our act together”
13.11.2024 DE
We could be on the verge of a global economic turning point,
Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said in an interview with the weekly newspaper “Die Zeit”.In this situation, we need more Europe, not less.
Trump’s proposed trade tariffs could prove very painful for Germany. Should they be implemented, he said, we might even see negative economic growth next year. Mr Nagel considers European monetary policy to be on the right track.