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Managing Economic Balance: Q&A With Hungary’s Central Bank Governor György Matolcsy

Global Finance

György Matolcsy, governor of Hungary’s central bank (Magyar Nemzeti Bank), reflects on his second term and speaks about plans to potentially join the euro. György Matolcsy: After the global financial crisis, central banks realized that monetary institutions and policy needed to be renewed.

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Data-Driven Policy Decisions: Q&A With Philippines Central Bank Governor Eli Remolona

Global Finance

Global Finance magazine interviewed Philippines Central Bank Governor Eli Remolona, who earned an “A–” grade in the magazine’s 2024 Central Banker Report Cards. Remolona talks about the country’s early decision on cutting rates, its credit growth, and its pursuit of sustainable economic development.

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The "live" stress test of the entire financial system

Simply Treasury

We are in the middle of the ford and will have to reach the opposite bank early on. Did the American not live one of the most successful economic development times and the longest growth period in their history?On From now on, spreads will increase, and economic difficulties will disrupt debt service. Low rates were a sham.

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Brazil Central Bank President Campos Neto Sees Trade Friction As Big Risk To Global Economy

Global Finance

Global Finance magazine interviewed Brazil Central Bank President Roberto Campos Neto, who has been at the helm since February 2019. In this interview, Campos Neto shares his insights on the global economy, Brazil’s economic outlook, the resilience of Latin American economies, and the importance of central bank independence.

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IMF: Banks Could Encounter Market, Credit Losses As COVID-19 Surfaces ‘Cracks’ In The Financial System

PYMNTS

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) cautioned that COVID-19 has made “cracks” in the worldwide financial system known and “will likely” have financial institutions encounter market and credit losses that will put their reserves to the test. The IMF also pointed out emerging stress in the U.S.

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World’s Best Banks 2024: Global Winners

Global Finance

Global Finance presents its 31st annual list of best banks worldwide. Banks face an uphill battle as supply chains remain disrupted, regional conflicts continue to build, and the fear of bank failure returns. in 2022, according to the International Monetary Fund’s July World Economic Outlook 2024.

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IMF, World Bank need to give emerging economies prominent role in decision-making processes: Shaktikanta Das

CFO News

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das highlighted the need for reforms in the international financial system to address challenges faced by emerging economies and to adapt to the evolving global economic landscape.

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