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Monetary Operations: Tools and Techniques for Policy Implementation

DATE


01 - 01 Jan, 1970

LOCATION

To Be Determined;

Why Attend?

  • How are central banks preparing for spillover effects from rising yields?
  • How is climate change impacting monetary policy strategy, conduct and implementation?
  • How will digital currencies impact monetary policy?

These are some of the main challenges facing those working in monetary operations in 2022. The key in uncertain markets is to manage expectations: internally and externally, among markets and stakeholders. Yet the fast-paced nature of financial markets renders this communication far from straightforward.

 

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    By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

    • Understand the impact rising yields are having on international and domestic markets
    • Assess the implications of CBDCs for monetary policy
    • Gain insights into integrating climate risk with monetary policy
    • Create liquidity forecasts and optimise the operating framework
    • Gain insights into new tools and techniques for managing liquidity

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This course is designed to equip central bankers to meet these challenges. Each day will feature three hours of expert-led Live Content to maximise the opportunity to share and learn. The chair will ensure participants have opportunities to network throughout the course, with time set aside for a workshop on implementing key learnings.

Course introduction session led by the chair

  • Introductions and welcome from the chairperson
  • Overview of the training course
  • Discussion of the delegate expectations

Monetary policy in 2022: fighting a nearly forgotten enemy – inflation

  • Assessment of dilemmas, conflicts and trade-offs between monetary operations and the financial stability mandate
  • Implications for central banks’ independence and accountability
  • Overview of key factors and dynamics that will shape the framework for monetary policy operations in the years to come
  • Discussion: future of monetary policy in the delegates’ home jurisdictions

Climate risk and the ESG agenda: impact and implications for central banks

  • Climate change as the emerging source of local and systemic instability
  • Impact and implications for monetary policy strategy, conduct and implementation
  • Overview of new roles and responsibilities for central banks in the areas of green finance and ESG
  • Discussion: how are central banks tackling climate risk in the delegates’ home jurisdictions?

Digital currencies and monetary policy: implications for monetary policy, central banks and central banking

  • Taxonomy of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), stable coins and crypto assets
  • Impact and implications of CBDCs for markets and portfolios
  • Opportunities and risks of CBDCs for monetary policy implementation
  • Discussion: will Covid-19 speed the transition to digital currencies?

1970 - Course Type & Date

DATE: 01 - 01 Jan, 1970
COURSE DURATION: 1; DAYS
LANGUAGE: English
COURSE TYPE: VIRTUAL LEARNING
AMOUNT: GHS 0;

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