Over the next few weeks, the European Parliament will negotiate and vote on legislation for the digital euro. This new form of money could transform the way Europeans handle payments, savings and investments.
Today, the ECB announced changes to its operational framework – the toolbox it uses to implement its monetary policy and maintain price stability. Here is our analysis
When we think of fighting climate change, financial institutions like the European Central Bank (ECB) might not immediately come to mind. However, as we have shown in our latest explainer, the ECB holds a pivotal role in this global challenge. As a major financial authority, the ECB can influence financial flows and investments across Europe, making it a potential powerhouse in driving the green transition.
On Tuesday, 27 February 2024, the European Parliament adopted its annual resolution on the Annual Report of the European Central Bank (ECB). While this resolution is non-binding, it serves as an important tool for monitoring and evaluating the ECB’s activities, both past and present. It also provides a platform for the European Parliament to offer recommendations for the Bank’s future policies. Essentially, it is a key instrument for democratic oversight of an independent institution like the ECB, whose decisions significantly impact the lives of Europeans.
New EU rules tackle greenwashing and push for transparency
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