In response to the Bank of England’s announcement that it will keep interest rates at 0.25%, Fran Boait, executive director of Positive …
Options for Banking Reform
Inflation report shows Bank of England in crisis
In response to the Bank of England’s announcement that it will keep interest rates at 0.25%, Fran Boait, executive director of Positive …
Sovereign Money: Responding to the Bundesbank
The following is a re-post by the expert on Sovereign Money and a member of the Positive Money's Advisory Panel, Professor Joseph Huber. In …
Setting the record straight: Sovereign Money is not Full-Reserve Banking
The German Bundesbank has recently released an interesting report on the role of banks, non-banks, and the central bank in the money …
Sovereign Money: An Introduction
We've published a new report: Sovereign Money: An Introduction This report presents a reform to the banking system that would remove …
KPMG Iceland presents new report on Sovereign Money
This article was originally published on the International Movement for Monetary Reform website. On September 5th, the consulting company …
Conference on monetary reform hosted jointly by the Icelandic Prime Minister’s Office and KPMG Iceland
On Monday the 5th of September at 8:30AM, the Icelandic Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) and KPMG Iceland will jointly hold the conference …
Bank of England: Digital Cash – the end of monetary policy as we know it?
Last week the Bank of England released a key paper that analyses the 'macroeconomics of central bank issued digital currencies'. The paper …
Our response to critics in the Cambridge Journal of Economics
The Cambridge Journal of Economics (probably the leading journal of Post-Keynesian economics) has published an entire special issue on …