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MAKING AN IMPACT ON THE WORLD OF MEDICINE
Our colleague Petra Tomanová has published in a globally acclaimed journal JHEP Reports — a proud moment that puts our expertise on the international stage. The article itself on acute liver failure is available here.
BASEL COMMITTEE PUBLISHES FINAL GUIDELINES FOR COUNTERPARTY CREDIT RISK MANAGEMENT
The Basel Committee has published final guidelines for counterparty credit risk management. The guidelines include key practices critical to resolving long-standing industry weaknesses in counterparty credit risk management. The Committee will monitor implementation of the guidelines on an ongoing basis. Continue reading.
CZECH ECONOMY IN 2025: RISKS AND POLICY RESPONSES
Presentation by Bank Board member Jan Procházka at the French-Czech Chamber of Commerce seminar Quo Vadis 2025 held in Prague on 17 February 2025. Access the full content here.
ECB PUBLISHES SUPERVISORY BANKING STATISTICS ON SIGNIFICANT INSTITUTIONS FOR THE FOURTH QUARTER OF 2024
Aggregate Common Equity Tier 1 ratio at 15.86% in fourth quarter of 2024. Aggregated annualised return on equity at 9.54% in fourth quarter of 2024. Aggregate non-performing loans ratio (excluding cash balances) stable at 2.28%. Share of loans showing significant increase in credit risk (stage 2 loans) at 9.93%. Aggregated loan-to-deposit ratio at 100.43%, the lowest value reported since 2015. Read the detailed content here.
THE EBA LAUNCHES ITS 2025 EU-WIDE STRESS TEST
The European Banking Authority (EBA) launched its 2025 EU-wide stress test and released the macroeconomic scenarios. This year’s exercise is designed to provide valuable input for assessing the resilience of the European banking sector in the current uncertain and changing macroeconomic environment.
ECB PUBLISHES SUPERVISORY BANKING STATISTICS ON SIGNIFICANT INSTITUTIONS FOR THE THIRD QUARTER OF 2024
Aggregate Common Equity Tier 1 ratio at 15.72% in third quarter of 2024. Aggregated annualised return on equity at 10.22% in third quarter of 2024. Aggregate non-performing loans ratio (excluding cash balances) stable at 2.31%. Share of loans showing significant increase in credit risk (stage 2 loans) at 9.67%. Read the detailed content here.
CENTRAL BANK MONITORING IV/2024
The majority of the central banks under review, including the ECB and the US Fed, cut their interest rates in previous period. Several high-level ECB representatives made statements indicating possible shifts in the ECB’s monetary policy strategy. Spotlight focuses on development of central banks’ balance sheets. In selected speech, Bundesbank Vice-President discusses the economic impacts of climate change and the green transition and talks about their implications for central banks. Access the full content here.
FINACIAL STABILITY REPORT – AUTUMN 2024
One of the main CNB’s publications in the area of financial stability and macroprudential policy is published. The Report is the key document for the Bank Board’s meetings on financial stability issues.
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AUSSIE & KIWI FILM FEST, 15 – 20 NOVEMBER, 2024
We are a proud partner of the Aussie & Kiwi Film Fest. The festival’s 11th edition showcases contemporary cinema from Australia and New Zealand, introducing audiences to the sunny culture and laid-back lifestyle. Each year, the festival presents premieres of contemporary feature films and documentaries, student and short films, as well as outstanding archive selections.
CENTRAL BANK MONITORING III/2024
The majority of the central banks under review, including the ECB, cut their interest rates, and the US Fed announced they would soon be reduced. Spotlight is focused on evolution of monetary policy in Israel, including the reaction of the local central bank to the war with Hamas since last October. In Selected speech, New York Fed President looks at the natural rate of interest, so-called r*, and discusses whether it has gone up in recent years based on available model estimates.