Deep in the underbelly of the looming tower that the Bank for International Settlements calls home in neutrality-loving Switzerland, the bankers who supposedly rule the world queue up to pay for their lunch like everyone else. The functional, albeit slightly aged, luncheon system is an apt metaphor for the state of central banking innovation more broadly. In Benoît Cœuré the BIS has captured one of the world’s most intelligent and forward thinking officials. Read More...
Deep in the underbelly of the looming tower that the Bank for International Settlements calls home in neutrality-loving Switzerland, the bankers who supposedly rule the world queue up to pay for their lunch like everyone else. The functional, albeit slightly aged, luncheon system is an apt metaphor for the state of central banking innovation more broadly. In Benoît Cœuré the BIS has captured one of the world’s most intelligent and forward thinking officials.
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