SPEED

Settlement, Payment, E-money&E-trading, Development Moving Money and Securities Worldwide

Edited By  Robert Pringle and Nick Carver

Launched in summer 2006, Settlements, Payments, E-money&E-trading Development or SPEED, a new quarterly journal from Central Banking Publications, focuses on policy developments affecting financial infrastructures at the national and international levels.



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Book Size: 300mm x 270mm
Pages: 64
ISSN:  1751-4495
Binding: Quarterly journal
Format: Paperback

Price:  £208.00 
arrow   SUMMARY

Settlements, payment and trading systems are crucial mechanisms enabling financial institutions and all other economic agents to participate in a market economy. Rapid innovation is transforming the way in which payments are made, trades executed and settlements finalised.
Comment: SPEED will seek to bring the viewpoints of users, providers and regulators into closer contact, especially on key policy issues.
Reports: SPEED will meet the growing need for a dialogue between the official sector, banks, system operators, and users, notably major corporates.
Analysis: SPEED will be a key source to keep readers informed on the policy issues involved and the thinking of policymakers.

SPEED is published four times a year: January, April, July, October.


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"Payments and settlement systems provide the essential infrastructure for all markets. It is good that Central Banking Publications is now launching a new Journal focussing on this underappreciated subject. Much is happening, especially as a result of technology, and the field needs a practical, policy-oriented record and analysis of developments."
Professor Charles Goodhart, Financial Markets group, London School of Economics, and former member of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee


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Editor, Robert Pringle, is Managing Director of Central Banking Publications. Before starting Central Banking, Robert was for several years Editor of The Banker and subsequently he was closely associated with the establishment of the well-known "think tank", the Group of Thirty, where he served for seven years as the first Executive Director based in New York. He was also for three years a Senior Fellow at the United Nations institute called WIDER in Helsinki.


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Recent contributors include: Jean-Michel Godeffroy, Bob Fuller, Leo Van Hove, Ian Rogers, Kenneth Wong Alistair Milne, Eric Sepkes, Ann Cairns, Bill Faulkner, Avinash Persaud, Brian Pomeroy, Harry Leinonen, Gerard Hartsink, René Smits, Peter Allsopp, Marc Niederkorn, Sean Fitzgerald, Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell, Peter Norman, Alberto Giovannini Bill Barouski, David Birch and Michael Lewis. Worldwide editorial board: Peter W. Allsopp Former Head of Payment Systems Division, Bank of England Shuhei Aoki Deputy Director-General, Information Systems Department, Bank of Japan Jörg Auer Managing Director, UBS AG R. Gerald Fox Editor and Publisher, Payment Systems Worldwide 1989-2005 Gregor C. Heinrich Chief Representative, Bank for International Settlements Representative Office for the Americas Daniel Heller Head of Financial Stability and Oversight, Swiss National Bank Tomás Hládek Executive Director, Payment Systems, Czech National Bank Marc Hollanders Special Adviser on Financial Stability and Market Infrastructure, Committee on Payment and Settlement Systems, Bank for International Settlements Can Okay Deputy Director, IT and Payment Systems, Central Bank of Turkey Franco Passacantando Central Director, Central Bank Operations and Market Supervision, Banca d'Italia
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