Hidden by complexity? Measuring stablecoin, crypto and decentralised finance ecosystems
Shows how blockchain aggregation and classification choices change estimates of economic activity, with examples from Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tron.
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When machines attack: frontier AI cyber threats and policy responses in the financial sector
Examines how advanced AI changes the speed of cyberattacks, defensive responses and third-party risk in financial services.
View originalGlobal standard-setting bodies publish a toolkit for cyber resilience at FMIs and a discussion paper on FMIs’ reliance on third-party service providers
View originalSimple, resilient and proportional: revisiting regulation for small banks
View originalRegulating stablecoin issuance: permissible entities and activities
View originalSupervisory screening with large language models: finding divergences
View originalHigh expectation but low integration? Experiences in modernising and integrating information systems for supervision
View originalRecent policy developments on AI in the labour market
A review of policy developments concerning AI adoption and its consequences for labour markets.
View originalDollarisation and monetary control: what lessons for the rise of stablecoins?
View originalA Mythos moment? Frontier AI and cyber risk
View originalSkills in the AI age
Examines changing skill requirements and policy responses as AI affects employment differently across sectors, places and workers.
View originalBasel Committee publishes report on information and communication technology risk management
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