Central banks are a critical component of every modern economy. Tasked with managing the macroeconomy, they depend on economic data to inform decisions that impact the economic wellbeing of the entire population. But when it comes to the importance of data for central banks, monetary policy is just one area. In this podcast, Oliver Berger, head of Middle East & Africa at State Street joins Taylor Pearce, senior economist at OMFIF, to discuss the key findings of the ‘Central banks in the digital age: bringing data into focus’ report. They explore how reserves managers are navigating the changing demands of data management, the implications for operating models, and the solutions that can help mitigate some of the challenges.
