We’ve reached the next step in the banknote redesign process: the theme selection.
A big thank you to everyone that took part in our survey on future euro banknotes. With your input, we selected the themes, “European culture” and “Rivers and birds”.
In my interview with @Caroline_Roux on @LevenementFTV, I discussed my
admiration for women who take on high-profile jobs.
🎥 by @France.tv
2023 has been a year of constant challenge and continuous change.
As we look forward to the festive season, I wish you all a joyful holiday and a good start to 2024!
A new year has begun – full of new challenges and opportunities.
It is also 25 years since the euro was introduced – so there’s reason to celebrate! As the custodians of the euro, we acknowledge this milestone and look towards the future, as the journey of the euro has only just begun.
So, with that, I wish you and your loved ones a happy new year, and a successful 2024.
When I think of the late Wolfgang Schäuble, the first image I see is him sitting across from me at the table of the French cabinet in the Elysée Palace, the first German finance minister to participate in such a meeting.
I see him sitting at the negotiating table in Brussels, at one of our many meetings that ran long into the night.
I hear the straight talker who never shied away from difficult decisions.
I remember the dedicated public servant, a master of diplomacy with the intellectual ability to understand opposing viewpoints.
I see a natural statesman with the courage to stand by his convictions as well as the pragmatism to recognise the world as it is.
And I see a man of loyalty and kindness.
His success did not come through a forceful personality, but from understanding how to find common ground with others.
In today’s challenging environment of extreme views, his statesmanship and his philosophy of staying true to yourself and to your democratic institutions would have been welcomed.
I will miss you, my dear friend.
When I think of the late Wolfgang Schäuble, the first image I see is him sitting across from me at the table of the French cabinet in the Elysée Palace, the first German finance minister to participate in such a meeting.
I see him sitting at the negotiating table in Brussels, at one of our many meetings that ran long into the night.
I hear the straight talker who never shied away from difficult decisions.
I remember the dedicated public servant, a master of diplomacy with the intellectual ability to understand opposing viewpoints.
I see a natural statesman with the courage to stand by his convictions as well as the pragmatism to recognise the world as it is.
And I see a man of loyalty and kindness.
His success did not come through a forceful personality, but from understanding how to find common ground with others.
In today’s challenging environment of extreme views, his statesmanship and his philosophy of staying true to yourself and to your democratic institutions would have been welcomed.
I will miss you, my dear friend.
When I think of the late Wolfgang Schäuble, the first image I see is him sitting across from me at the table of the French cabinet in the Elysée Palace, the first German finance minister to participate in such a meeting.
I see him sitting at the negotiating table in Brussels, at one of our many meetings that ran long into the night.
I hear the straight talker who never shied away from difficult decisions.
I remember the dedicated public servant, a master of diplomacy with the intellectual ability to understand opposing viewpoints.
I see a natural statesman with the courage to stand by his convictions as well as the pragmatism to recognise the world as it is.
And I see a man of loyalty and kindness.
His success did not come through a forceful personality, but from understanding how to find common ground with others.
In today’s challenging environment of extreme views, his statesmanship and his philosophy of staying true to yourself and to your democratic institutions would have been welcomed.
I will miss you, my dear friend.
When I think of the late Wolfgang Schäuble, the first image I see is him sitting across from me at the table of the French cabinet in the Elysée Palace, the first German finance minister to participate in such a meeting.
I see him sitting at the negotiating table in Brussels, at one of our many meetings that ran long into the night.
I hear the straight talker who never shied away from difficult decisions.
I remember the dedicated public servant, a master of diplomacy with the intellectual ability to understand opposing viewpoints.
I see a natural statesman with the courage to stand by his convictions as well as the pragmatism to recognise the world as it is.
And I see a man of loyalty and kindness.
His success did not come through a forceful personality, but from understanding how to find common ground with others.
In today’s challenging environment of extreme views, his statesmanship and his philosophy of staying true to yourself and to your democratic institutions would have been welcomed.
I will miss you, my dear friend.
The first 25 years of the euro have shown us how successful a dream can be.
Our joint opinion piece appears in newspapers across Europe today.
In it we argue that our work is not done. As the world changes around us, we must work together as a united Europe to provide the solutions needed to face future challenges.
Swipe left to read some of the key messages from it.
The first 25 years of the euro have shown us how successful a dream can be.
Our joint opinion piece appears in newspapers across Europe today.
In it we argue that our work is not done. As the world changes around us, we must work together as a united Europe to provide the solutions needed to face future challenges.
Swipe left to read some of the key messages from it.
The first 25 years of the euro have shown us how successful a dream can be.
Our joint opinion piece appears in newspapers across Europe today.
In it we argue that our work is not done. As the world changes around us, we must work together as a united Europe to provide the solutions needed to face future challenges.
Swipe left to read some of the key messages from it.
The first 25 years of the euro have shown us how successful a dream can be.
Our joint opinion piece appears in newspapers across Europe today.
In it we argue that our work is not done. As the world changes around us, we must work together as a united Europe to provide the solutions needed to face future challenges.
Swipe left to read some of the key messages from it.
The first 25 years of the euro have shown us how successful a dream can be.
Our joint opinion piece appears in newspapers across Europe today.
In it we argue that our work is not done. As the world changes around us, we must work together as a united Europe to provide the solutions needed to face future challenges.
Swipe left to read some of the key messages from it.
Merci beaucoup Caroline Roux pour ce bon entretien sur L’Événement!
Behind the scenes of my @levenementftv interview.
Merci beaucoup @carolineroux!
Grazie mille, dear Andrea, for the past five years as Supervisory Board Chair. It has been my pleasure to be your colleague and friend here in Frankfurt.
I wish you all the best for the future, beginning with your move to London, and success in whatever you do next!
Grazie mille, dear Andrea, for the past five years as Supervisory Board Chair. It has been my pleasure to be your colleague and friend here in Frankfurt.
I wish you all the best for the future, beginning with your move to London, and success in whatever you do next!
Grazie mille, dear Andrea, for the past five years as Supervisory Board Chair. It has been my pleasure to be your colleague and friend here in Frankfurt.
I wish you all the best for the future, beginning with your move to London, and success in whatever you do next!
Grazie mille, dear Andrea, for the past five years as Supervisory Board Chair. It has been my pleasure to be your colleague and friend here in Frankfurt.
I wish you all the best for the future, beginning with your move to London, and success in whatever you do next!
The foundation of goodwill needed to build a true capital markets union exists among policymakers, banks and investors.
But if we don’t build on it now, we risk jeopardising Europe’s ability to deal with future challenges.
This was my message at this year’s Frankfurt European Banking Congress.
About 200 young people from across Europe are in Frankfurt for @deutsche.bundesbank’s #Euro20Plus event.
I was delighted to meet them and answer their questions on the current economic situation, inflation, digital currencies and climate change.
Thank you to the Bundesbank for the invitation and the excellent organization!
Ce soir. 20:35. France 2.
#Levenement
Our Governing Council is meeting in Frankfurt to set monetary policy for the euro area.
Stay tuned for our monetary policy decisions and follow the live press conference from 14:45 CET – more details via the link in our bio!
It was such a pleasure to host our first hackathon on climate change – “Beat the heat with cool insights!”
Around 80 climatologists, data scientists, IT experts and economists from 26 institutions took part in an intense three-day competition to come up with models on the impact of droughts and heatwaves on the economy. Congratulations to the winning team!
Climate change poses a real threat to our economy and the financial sector. Understanding physical risks and their impact helps keep prices stable and the banking system safe. Data scientists and analysts have a pivotal role to play in laying the groundwork for research, so well done to all the participants and thanks to @banquedefrance, the Banca d’Italia, and the @europeancommission Copernicus Programme for co-organising the event.
#EuropeanCentralBank #Euro #Europe #ECB #Climate #Hackathon #BeatTheHeat #ClimateChange #ClimateRisks
🎥 by ECB
