Juan Carlos Crisanto, Cris Benson Leuterio, Jermy Prenio and Jeffery Yong explore the potential impact of AI on the financial sector, focusing on operational efficiency, risk management and customer experience
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Alberto Di Iorio, Emilie Fitzgerald, Thomas Lammer, Antonio Perrella, Tara Rice, Federico Semorile and Stefano Siviero call to focus on tangible results in interlinking fast payment systems to enhance crossborder payments
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Global financial instability continues to be a major concern. Luigi Wewege explores offshore banking and how it has evolved for individuals and businesses as a forward-thinking strategy for financial security in 2025 and beyond
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Climate change is affecting weather and climate extremes in every region across the globe. Caspar Siegert and James Talbot review some prominent examples of central banks having adjusted their monetary policy operations to account for climate factors
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The EU is nudging corporate behaviour to adopt rules on sustainability. Silvia Merler discusses five adjustments would make the EU sustainable finance framework more effective at delivering the desired alignment of incentives
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Advances in AI have accelerated rapidly over the past few years. Michael Barr considers generative AI, which he believes has the potential to change how we think about productivity, labour markets and the macroeconomy
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Patrick Minford discusses the deep hole that UK governments have dug for the British economy, and considers what can be done to return the United Kingdom to growth
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Governments across the world are implementing policies to transition their economies to net zero. Solveig Erlandsen Sui-Jade Ho, Danae Kyriakopoulou, Arjun Mahalingam and James Talbot introduce a framework to assist central banks to understand the macroeconomic effects of the green transition
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EPGs are public goods which can be more effectively provided at the EU level than the national level. Kalin Anev Janse, Roel Beetsma, Marco Buti, Klaus Regling and Niels Thygesen argue that the EU’s new MFF should focus on the benefits of common spending on such public goods
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Climate change is intensifying, generating more frequent and severe extreme weather events. Lukasz Krebel, Danae Kyriakopoulou and James Talbot examine the implications of severe weather events for the economy and monetary policy
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