Daniel Hinge is an Assistant Editor at Central Banking, a leading publication in the field of central banking and financial regulation. With a focus on economics and finance, Daniel's articles provide analysis and insights on central bank policies, governance reforms, and emerging trends in the industry. His work has also been featured in Risk.net.
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Daniel's coverage primarily focuses on finance and economy, with a specific emphasis on central banking, economics, financial institutions, monetary policy, and the integration of AI in finance. He seems particularly interested in legal policy regulation and government announcements related to these topics.
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Bank of Spain’s Galo Nuño says changing key pricing assumption helps explain “immaculate disinflation”
New “spliced” series extends back to founding of Sweden’s Riksbank in 17th century
Banking regulation remains a work in progress for many central banks, but staffing is a problem
Further breakdowns of the data highlight patterns in governance, regulatory reform and cyber risk
Central bankers discuss CBDC design elements, adoption rates and cross-border payments
The Fed made some mistakes in its last strategy review. As it prepares to have another go, it could learn from other central banks
New breakdowns reveal differences in central bank reserves management by size and economic group
The dollar and financial cycle move together. For the first time, economists think they know why
Sarb’s first black governor championed inflation targeting with “sharp wit”
By: Aditya Anand Kumar, Daniel Hinge
As transactional cash use falls, many central banks are adopting policies to safeguard cash access
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