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- About BIS - overview
About BIS - overviewThe future of central banking is inextricably linked to innovation Whether it is in the area of artificial intelligence, big data, fintech, digital currencies or green finance, innovation gives us the opportunity to leverage technology to explore new public goods for central banks and make the financial system work better for everyone To respond to the increasing need for
- Press release: Next-generation monetary and financial system takes . . .
The BIS is not just theorising, it is working with central banks to test and develop tokenisation as the backbone of the future monetary and financial system The BIS Innovation Hub's Project Agorá harnesses tokenisation to improve cross-border payments in the banking system and make them seamless, more efficient and cost-effective
- BIS Annual Economic Report 2024
Indeed, the trade-offs monetary policy faces can become unmanageable, and sustainable macroeconomic and financial stability remain beyond reach, unless other policies also play a key role in a coherent whole – what the BIS has termed a holistic macro-financial stability framework
- BIS Innovation Hub Centre - Eurosystem
The BIS Innovation Hub Eurosystem Centre opened in March 2023 as a joint venture of the BIS and all the Eurosystem central banks
- Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions General questions about the BIS What is the BIS? The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is an international organisation which fosters international monetary and financial cooperation and serves as a bank for central banks About BIS gives you more detailed information Can I open an account at the BIS? No
- About BIS statistics
About BIS statistics BIS statistics, compiled in cooperation with central banks and other national authorities, are designed to inform analysis of financial stability, international monetary spillovers and global liquidity
- Research at the BIS
The BIS carries out research and analysis to contribute to the understanding of issues that are at the core of the central bank community's work, to inform meetings of Governors and other central bank officials, and to provide analytical support to the activities of the various Basel-based committees
- History - overview
BIS History - overviewThe BIS in the new financial architecture (1997- ) The 1997 Asian crisis and 1998 Russian crisis prompted further rethinking of the global financial architecture In February 1999, the Financial Stability Forum was created - which became the Financial Stability Board in 2009 - to coordinate the work of national financial authorities and international standard-setting bodies
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