BISness

Carolyn Rogers speaks on how the pandemic affected banks, supervisors and the Basel Committee, presents the Committee's work programme for 2021/22 and shares her views on diversity in finance.

Patrick McGuire and Goetz von Peter explain what happened to financial flows during the Covid-19 pandemic year of 2020, using recently updated international banking and global liquidity data. Read more

Ryan Banerjee and Boris Hofmann discuss how zombie firms have fared in the Covid-19 crisis and what lies ahead. Read more

Carlos Cantú and Paolo Cavallino explain how a novel database provides a "deep dive" into the monetary policy responses of central banks worldwide during the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more

Bill Dudley explains the BIS's role in supporting global financial stability and highlights from his time chairing some of the central bank committees in an interview conducted on 18 January 2021, expanding on his chapter in a book marking the Bank's 90th anniversary.

Harold James discusses the role the BIS played in the creation of the Euro, based on his book chapter in a recently published book issued to mark the Bank's 90th anniversary.

Andrew Baker explains the concept of measured contrarianism and how it allowed the BIS to reframe the understanding of financial stability, as described in a recently published book issued to mark the Bank's 90th anniversary.

Jon Frost and Giulio Cornelli tell the story of the Bank of Amsterdam, an 18th century deposit bank, and its lessons for the digital age. Its rise and fall shed light on digital stablecoins and the role of central banks.

Chris Brummer speaks about his chapter on Soft Law and the BIS in a recently published book issued to mark the Bank's 90th anniversary.

Catherine R Schenk speaks about her chapter on governance at the BIS in a recently published book issued to mark the Bank's 90th anniversary.