The European Central Bank is extending a hybrid work policy that allows staff to work remotely for about half the year as the world’s second-largest central bank moves to retain talent in the competitive banking sector.
EXCLUSIVE: The European Central Bank (ECB) has plunged into negative capital after posting a €7.94 billion loss, raising fresh doubts about the eurozone's financial stability.
Draghi cited IMF estimates that show Europe's internal barriers are equivalent to a 45% tariff on manufactured goods and a 110% levy on services.
(CN) — Annual inflation in the eurozone and European Union is drifting away from a 2% goal established by the European Central Bank in 2024. According to a report released Monday by Eurostat, the annual inflation rate climbed to 2.5% in the eurozone in January and 2.8% in the broader European Union.
The European Central Bank (ECB) has published an updated version of the threat intelligence-based ethical red teaming framework (TIBER-EU
Reduced workloads faced by some employees may make them save up excessively out of fear of losing their jobs, a European Central Bank study argued on Thursday, hoping to answer a key economic puzzle that has wrong-footed policymakers for the past year.
In a speech delivered on February 21, 2025, at the European Parliament plenary debate on the ECB Annual Report, ECB President Christine Lagarde provided an
The European Central Bank could cut interest rates three more times this year even if its U.S. counterpart moves more slowly but policy easing is predicated on a rapid fall in underlying inflation, Croatian policymaker Boris Vujcic said.
Mario De Cicco, Vice President of Global Insurance & Pension Ratings, and Marcos Alvarez, Managing Director of Global Financial Institution Ratings at
The staff reps have been vocal about issues including poor mental health and alleged favoritism at the central bank.
The European Commission (EC) has adopted a Commission Delegated Regulation supplementing the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) with regard
The first is for the ECB to ensure that bank liquidity can circulate freely in the Eurozone. This is a key requisite for any well-functioning financial system. Surprisingly, this is still not the case, especially for banks that operate in different jurisdictions.