Recherche Générale
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Insights into institutions’ capital and liquidity adequacy
In operational terms, ongoing supervision involves evaluating documentation, reports, annual financial statements and audit as well as inspection reports, requesting of further information and, on the basis of the data collected, assessing the supervised institutions’ current and potential risks. The workload also includes conducting routine and, in consultation with BaFin, ad hoc supervisory meetings with respective institutions.
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Authorisation procedure
Anyone wishing to conduct one or more of the banking activities specified in the Banking Act on a commercial scale in Germany requires authorisation from the competent supervisory authority.
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Release planning
In TIPS there are two regular releases scheduled per year – one following the second weekend of June and one following the third weekend of November. The dates have been coordinated with the releases in the other TARGET Services. This area contains information on the content as well as milestone planning of the releases.
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Fit and proper assessments
The members of the management board and of the administrative or supervisory board as well as key function holders must possess sufficient knowledge, skills and experience, be of good repute and also commit sufficient time to the performance of their duties.
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Invitation to bid – Federal Treasury discount paper (Bubills)
189 KB, PDF
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Angela Gröne Director General Strategy and Innovation
Director General Strategy and Innovation
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Network for Greening the Financial System
The NGFS is a global network of central banks and supervisory authorities advocating a more sustainable financial system.
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Monthly Report: German economy remains weak
19.09.2024 DE
The German economy continues to be weak, according to the current issue of the Bundesbank’s Monthly Report. Output in the industrial sector and in construction got off to a sluggish start in the third quarter of 2024 and consumers are holding back on spending. From today’s perspective, real gross domestic product (GDP) could stagnate or decline again somewhat in the third quarter. However, the authors of the article are currently not expecting a recession in the sense of a significant, broad-based and persistent decline in economic output.