Climate change poses huge challenges for the financial sector, too. The Bundesbank supports the transition to a low-carbon economy.
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The Bundesbank provides a new procedure for the automated download of statistical data sets. The web service offers an interface for programmatic access.
The Bundesbank’s up-to-date statistical data in the form of time series (also available to download as a CSV file or SDMX-ML file).
Here you will find information on the bank sort code file and on the bank sort code update service. You can also download the bank sort code files.
In the press area, you will find press releases, speeches, guest contributions and interviews with Bundesbank Executive Board members as well as further press materials.
The Bundesbank published various studies and conference proceedings, resulting from the research activities of its employees and guest researchers.
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Saturday, 14 September, and Sunday, 15 September 2024, from 11:00 to 18:00.
The event will take place on the premises of the Bundesbank’s Regional Office in Hesse, Taunusanlage 5 in Frankfurt’s city centre.
Access to the grounds is via the main entrance at Taunusanlage. Please bring a valid photo ID and do not carry large bags.
Bags can be left in a luggage tent.
As the event is intended to appeal to many visitors, accessibility is important to us.
There is barrier-free access to various programme items such as the virtual reality cinema, the information tents and the gold room are accessible without barriers. A mobile stair lift is available at the entrances to the historic hall (Historischer Saal) and the central bank hall (Notenbanksaal); it will be operated by Malteser Hilfsdienst assistants. Ramps will enable barrier-free access to the info tents. Accessible toilets will be signposted. In addition, a sign language interpreter will be provided at some stage interviews.
For the open air programme items, we naturally hope the weather will be good. In the event of heavy rain or storms, the outdoor programme may be curtailed. The indoor programme items such as the gold room or the virtual reality cinema will take place whatever the weather.
No, there aren’t. The Regional Office in Hesse is located centrally in Frankfurt’s city centre and can be reached quickly and easily from all directions via the stations Taunusanlage, Willy-Brandt-Platz or the central station (Hauptbahnhof). We therefore kindly ask you to use public transport.
Yes, photo and videos will be taken on the event site for subsequent reporting. They will then be published on the Bundesbank’s website.
