De La Rue's Nikki Strickland speaks to Central Banking about cash in the payments landscape.

Business and financial cycles follow expansion, peak, recession and recovery phases. During the low interest rate environment, after the global financial crisis, many nations around the world were in the expansion phase. The "global unsyncing" can be viewed in terms of the financial and business cycles separating, as well as advanced and emerging economies following different paths as the Fed hikes. Central Banking welcomes back Diana Dengo, investment director at Wellington Management, to talk about this phenomenon.

Lias Hammouche, global head of financial and collateral services at BNP Paribas, talks to Central Banking about the ECB's decision to expand its collateral framework during the pandemic, to preserve liquidity in the financial system.

Clément Duhamel, business development and customer success manager at Invoke Software, speaks to Central Banking about mapping entity-relationships.

Clément Duhamel, business development and customer success manager at Invoke Software, speaks to Central Banking about the evolution of regtech.

In this episode, Sylvia Kiesewalter, director at BlackRock solutions, talks about how technology can help reserve managers assess risk, returns and diversification, against different stress scenarios.

BlackRock's Marija Djordjevic talks about macro forces shaping global markets and how clients are hedging their portfolios using technology.

Central Banking's Joasia E. Popowicz speaks to Diana Dengo from Wellington about the interaction between monetary policy and reserve management.

Central Banking speaks to BNP Paribas' Michael Saunders about how central banks use securities lending.

IMF legal specialists José Garrido and Juan Sebastián Viancha Trujillo talk about where central banks and other authorities might need to take action to resolve flaws in the legal framework around fintech.