Jon Frost

[Jon Frost @Jon__Frost]

I am very grateful to see our paper “The Bank of Amsterdam and the limits of fiat money” now in print in the Journal of Political Economy – and as the lead article of the issue, no less! With @HyunSongShin, Wilko Bolt and Peter Wierts.

https://t.co/AVGjcHqBcD

[SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum @suerf_org]

#SUERFpolicybrief “Are #investmentflows following the realignment in #trade?" by Ana María Argaez, Christian Upper, Julian Caballero, @Jon__Frost (@BIS_org), Juan Ramon Hernandez, and Victoria Nuguer

📄https://t.co/S2JrY1VNUH

[Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org]

Fast payment systems (FPS) can accelerate the adoption of digital finance, particularly in lower-income economies. New research shows that this is stronger when central banks play an active role in FPS. #Payments #Fintech #DigitalFinance https://t.co/d85j9gbBoh

[Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org]

We are proud to receive an award from @CentralBanking for Project Gaia, a #BISInnovationHub project with @ecb @bundesbank @BancoDeEspana that built an AI-enabled tool to enable the comprehensive analysis of climate-related risks in the financial system https://t.co/qAue5tx0EE

[Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org]

The @BIS_org Americas Office and the @WorldBank hosted a workshop with 14 Latin American countries to explore critical issues of #FastPaymentSystems. The workshop contributed to building technical capacity and sharing good practices. #digitalpayments #financialinclusion

[Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org]

Views towards #DataPrivacy differ within society. A new survey finds that women are less willing than men, and older individuals less than those who are younger, to share transaction data to get better offers on #FinancialServices https://t.co/1tkSQd1W8C

[Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org]

When global volatility is high, domestic banks support liquidity in #GovernmentBond markets of #EmergingMarketEconomies #BISQuarterly https://t.co/b4aem9HOQ1

[Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org]

Smaller #EmergingMarket government debt markets tend to be less liquid. Developing liquid and resilient markets for government debt is a key policy objective #BISQuarterly https://t.co/b4aem9HOQ1

[Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org]

#FastPayments are a key innovation that have seen mass adoption in some jurisdictions, but not in others. Adoption may be higher when certain design features are present https://t.co/sO6iPzlnQR
#DigitalPayments #BISQuarterly

[Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org]

A user-centric approach, robust infrastructure, clear rules and effective governance are important design features for adoption of #FastPayments. Find out more: https://t.co/sO6iPzlnQR
#BISQuarterly

[Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org]

When global volatility is high, domestic banks support liquidity in #GovernmentBond markets of #EmergingMarketEconomies #BISQuarterly https://t.co/b4aem9HOQ1

[Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org]

#FastPayments are a key innovation that have seen mass adoption in some jurisdictions, but not in others. Adoption may be higher when certain design features are present https://t.co/sO6iPzlnQR
#DigitalPayments #BISQuarterly

[Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org]

#Inflation in Latin America & the Caribbean is receding thanks to #CentralBanks' timely action, but risks persist. Central banks cannot let their guard down just yet, says Alexandre Tombini at the Consejo Monetario Centroamericano (available in Spanish) https://t.co/nSfswhGX37

[Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org]

When banks compete, firms get cheaper loans. But banks’ #DefaultRisk stays the same. In more competitive markets, banks earn less interest income relative to their credit risk. Does competition make banks more fragile? #FinancialStability
https://t.co/FeJ9ruWk5f

[Jon Frost @Jon__Frost]

Just out! New work by @CarlosCantug, Cecilia Franco and myself.

[Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org]

What is the potential economic impact of services in the #Metaverse? Widespread adoption of tech like #VR and #AR could mean a blurring of lines between tradables and non-tradables, greater cross-border integration and new demands on payment services https://t.co/xoSv1tF9gx

[Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org]

What is the potential economic impact of services in the #Metaverse? Widespread adoption of tech like #VR and #AR could mean a blurring of lines between tradables and non-tradables, greater cross-border integration and new demands on payment services https://t.co/xoSv1tF9gx

[Jon Frost @Jon__Frost]

Hat tip to @CarlosCantug.

[Tlatoani_Cuauhtemoc @Cuauhtemoc_1521]

Cuál es la relación entre la #Candelaria y #Tlaloc? LOS TAMALES! 🚨HILO🚨
Hoy es el día de la #Candelaria, fecha relevante pues es cuando fue presentado el niño Jesus en el templo. También termina el periodo de purificación de María, pues han pasado los 40 días desde el nacimiento de su hijo. Sin embargo, tú sabes por qué en México comemos tamales en esta fecha? Esta tradición culinaria tiene aue ver con el pasado nahua, con una de las veintenas del xiuhpohualli de los mexicas

[Tlatoani_Cuauhtemoc @Cuauhtemoc_1521]

En Tenochtitlan se comía una gran variedad de tamales como necuhtamalli, tamales de miel, los tzatzapaltamalli hechos de amaranto procedentes del barrio de Coatlán, así como los tlacatamalli hechos de carne humana. Incluso existía una fiesta que se realizaba cada 8 años llamada atamalcualiztli que significa “comida de tamales de agua”. En Tenochtitlan se preparaban tamales de charales, acociles, ajolote, guajolote, así como de calabacita y ejotes. Para finalizar, es importante comentar que después de la caída de Tenochtitlan, los grupos originarios siguieron consumiendo tamales a inicios de febrero, como una reminiscencia de esta veintena, la cual ajustaron a la Candelaria, la cual se celebraba cada 2 de febrero, así como a través de la veneración de San Isidro Labrador. Si te gusto este hilo, te invito a compartir. si te gustó este hilo, te invito a compartir.

[Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org]

What might artificial intelligence mean for #inequality? Which sectors and jobs are more impacted as the use of #AI increases? @Jon__Frost and @Giulio_Cornelli explore these questions and more in our latest #BISness podcast https://t.co/8UuYnfJZ3E

[Jon Frost @Jon__Frost]

Whether with bank accounts, #Cryptocurrencies or #CentralBankDigitalCurrencies, democratic societies need an open dialogue on how to ensure the #Privacy of #DigitalPayment data. With @haralduhlig and Mike Alonso. https://t.co/GZ2Hv1UEXa