Central Banking Meetings

Central Banking Meetings taking place in Spring, Summer and Autumn; these meetings will cover a variety of different topics including; monetary policy, financial stability, climate risk, reserve management, fintech and currency and payments.

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The gathering of central bankers from all over the world

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The Central Banking Meetings connect the central banking community, providing unique opportunities throughout the year to network in person and discuss current market challenges. Our partners generate new business opportunities and improve operational efficiency, while meeting sessions
offer the opportunity to educate peers on relevant topics, and share insider knowledge.

The Central Banking Meetings are our flagship events, addressing industry challenges and their impact on central banks. We bring communities together to discuss solutions and share best practices, creating a sense of co-ordinated action and co-operation through a variety of formats, from interactive discussions to keynote presentations.

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Central Banking Meetings 2024

Central Banking Meetings Spring

March 5-6, 2024

Spring Meetings will provide vital discussions on reserve management, innovation and AML/CFT.

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Summer
Central Banking Meetings Summer

June 12-13, 2024

Focusing on Reserve Management, Fintech, Payments and CBDCs, Currency and Monetary Policy and Financial Stability.

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Central Banking Meetings Autumn

November, 2024

Autumn Meetings will provide vital discussions on reserve management, fintech and currency, payments and greening the financial system.

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Connect with 147 Central Banks

Tracks

Reserve Management
  • Diversifying reserves in a fragmented geopolitical economy
  • Green bonds and sustainable investing
  • Exploring alternative currency investments
Fintech
  • Driving financial inclusion through technological innovation
  • Impact of fintech on governance frameworks
  • Strengthening infrastructures
Payments and CBDCs
  • Developing a CBDC framework
  • Traditional payment systems vs. CBDCs
  • Improving cross-border payments
Currency
Currency
  • Responsible cash management in a crisis
  • Access to cash in 2040
  • Optimising the currency lifecycle and cutting costs
Monetary Policy and Financial Stability
Monetary Policy and Financial Stability
  • Global economic activity and the impact on monetary policy
  • Trends and threats for financial stability
  • Financial stability considerations for monetary policy
AML/CFT

Our Community

187

Institutions

1900

Central Bankers

130

Countries

Participating in the Autumn Meetings organized by Central Banking was an enriching experience. The dedication of the team, coupled with the diverse and insightful discussions, as well as central banking representatives, made it a valuable event for both speakers and attendees
Director of the Governor’s Office, National Bank of Angola
Central Banking Meetings is appropriate for dealing with today's problems
National Bank of Slovakia
The Central Banking Meetings are a valuable resource and excellent platform for learning, benchmarking, sharing ideas and networking with subject matter experts
African Bank
I found the wealth of knowledge gained from the various presentations and the different view points of the panelists very valuable
Bank of Jamaica
It was great to connect with people that share our interests and hopefully establish professional relationships, which will be very useful
Czech National Bank
The topics of discussion were very insightful, and [offered insight into] what other central bank reserves managers do – be it, strategies, risk management or governance structures. Networking opportunities for future collaborations were also a highlight
African Bank
The Central Banking Meetings offered a perspective of what [practices are] being followed in other jurisdictions, the issues they face and how they are tackling them
Reserve Bank of India
The Central Banking Autumn Meeting was nothing short of amazing. There were representatives from various central banks across the world and the content was rich. The panellists provided real-life experiences on CBDCs and on Cybersecurity and even if you attended with little knowledge, you left much better equipped to guide your own organizations. The networking and cocktails were simply the icing
Assistant manager, Information and Cybersecurity, The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago