We’ve improved our environmental performance in key areas, such as: 🌱 Better carbon footprint reporting via quarterly updates 🌼 Replacing lawns with wildflower meadows to boost biodiversity ✈️ Improving flight emissions calculations by introducing class specific emission factors 🏢 Integrating green considerations into real estate strategy Action on the climate crisis is urgent. And we will keep innovating and adapting to mitigate our operational environmental impact. Learn more about our progress towards a greener future in our environmental statement, updated for 2024 https://lnkd.in/dQXzD6Wm
Europäische Zentralbank
Bankwesen
Frankfurt am Main, Hessen 496.610 Follower:innen
We are the central bank for the euro, Europe’s single currency. We work to keep prices stable and banks safe.
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Die Europäische Zentralbank (EZB) ist die Zentralbank der 20 Mitgliedstaaten der Europäischen Union, die den Euro eingeführt haben. Unsere vorrangige Aufgabe ist es, Preisstabilität im Euroraum zu gewährleisten und so die Kaufkraft der gemeinsamen Währung zu erhalten.
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http://www.ecb.europa.eu
Externer Link zu Europäische Zentralbank
- Branche
- Bankwesen
- Größe
- 1.001–5.000 Beschäftigte
- Hauptsitz
- Frankfurt am Main, Hessen
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- Kapitalgesellschaft (AG, GmbH, UG etc.)
- Gegründet
- 1998
- Spezialgebiete
- Monetary policy, Banking supervision, Macroprudential policy, Financial stability und Market infrastructure & payments
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Sonnemannstrasse 20
Frankfurt am Main, Hessen 60314, DE
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We started looking into a digital euro in October 2021 – and much has happened since then! So where are we now? What does our timeline look like? 💡 We are looking for external providers to help us build the digital euro system. ️ 💡 We’re finalising the standards for using a digital euro. 💡 By listening to the views of everyone involved in the project – and that includes you – we’re making sure a digital euro can meet your needs and be easy to use. Swipe ⬅ to see the full project timeline! 🔗 Check out our latest progress report to know more https://lnkd.in/dfyThizN
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How quickly do consumers react to rate hikes? When central banks raise interest rates they aim to dampen demand in the economy, which ultimately helps keep inflation at bay. Consumers are key for that. They make decisions every day: How much to spend on groceries, where to go on vacation, whether to buy the latest trends in fashion? But there’s another aspect of how people manage their money. When do they think it a good time to put money in their savings account and when to take out a loan? The answer depends in part on how much they know about financial matters. In this post The ECB Blog post finds that the better informed they are, the more quickly they react. Check out the full blog post here. https://lnkd.in/dAzNdTC6
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Regulators should strive for a level playing field without compromising on standards, says ECB Supervisory Board member Kerstin af Jochnick. The latest edition of our Supervision Newsletter also covers: ➡ the comprehensive review of the leveraged finance portfolios of a set of banks ➡ our assessment of banks’ commercial real estate valuation practices ➡ the upcoming update of the Guide to internal models Read the newsletter to find out more https://lnkd.in/gdMmjEb
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🏳️🌈 Our Rainbow Network and allies joined the thousands of people walking the streets of Frankfurt for Pride this past weekend. 🇪🇺 Together with colleagues from Deutsche Bundesbank, BaFin and European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA), we showed our solidarity with the LGBT+ community under the motto “United in Diversity”. 🤝 Diversity and tolerance are key European values, and everyone should have the right to be their true selves.
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Together with broadcaster Hessischer Rundfunk, we’re thrilled to announce that our annual #EuropaOpenAir concert is taking place once again! The Frankfurt Radio Symphony will be performing some of the finest European concert pieces at Weseler Werft, in the heart of Frankfurt, on 22 August. Save the date! The concert will be broadcast live on German television and radio https://lnkd.in/d9F8aE2r
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☀ The ECB Podcast’s Summer School is back! 🎙 After a deep dive on the fight against inflation last year, this summer we’re turning our attention to the basics of banking supervision. 🔍 Why was banking supervision moved to the European level after the financial crisis and how does it affect people’s everyday lives? ⚽ And, while #EURO2024 may be over (congratulations again to Spain!), our guest Elizabeth McCaul explains why supervising banks is rather like refereeing a football game! Listen now https://lnkd.in/eSkfD2Kx
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Strong customer authentication requirements have had a positive effect on reducing fraudulent payments, our joint report with European Banking Authority (EBA) shows. Nevertheless, industry actors, regulators and consumers need to stay alert. Read the press release https://lnkd.in/ekjE4GnG
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📗 The latest Economic Bulletin is out! The Bulletin presents the economic and monetary information which forms the basis for our policy decisions. Among other things, this issue looks at: - China’s growth model - The performance of ECB/Eurosystem staff inflation projections since 2000 - Geopolitics and trade in the euro area and the United States - Labour productivity developments - Euro area business investment - Selling price expectations and consumer price pressures - The impact of ageing populations on euro area public finances Read the full issue https://lnkd.in/eJuVbzF3
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Central banks meticulously craft their messages, and for good reason. Their words can move markets. Unexpected changes in communication, as our latest #TheECBBlog post shows, can even impact growth and inflation. The authors classify ECB statements by tone (different levels of “dovish” and “hawkish”) and isolate what they call “communication shocks” – statements which come as a surprise to market observers. Their finding: surprises in communication affect the economy significantly and often for a long time. Read more on The ECB Blog: https://lnkd.in/detUDJVX
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