Reserve Bank of Australia
Speeches
Senior officers of the Reserve Bank give speeches and participate in panel discussions on a broad range of topics related to its role and functions. These are part of the Bank's efforts to promote understanding of its decision-making and facilitate accountability to accompany its operational independence.
2019
Panel participation by Christopher Kent, Assistant Governor (Financial Markets), at the Australian Securitisation Forum 2019 – Sydney
Christopher Kent, Assistant Governor (Financial Markets)
Panel participation at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association – Sydney
Christopher Kent, Assistant Governor (Financial Markets)
Address at ‘Governor Talk’ event at the International Monetary Fund – Washington, D.C.
Philip Lowe, Governor
Lumps, Bumps and Waves – Geelong
Luci Ellis, Assistant Governor (Economic)
Digital Transformation Lessons Learned – Sydney
Gayan Benedict, Chief Information Officer
Panel participation at the Redefining Conduct in FX markets event – Sydney
Guy Debelle, Deputy Governor
The Usual Transmission – Monetary Policy and Financial Conditions – Sydney
Christopher Kent, Assistant Governor (Financial Markets)
Opening Statement to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics – Canberra
Philip Lowe, Governor
Financial Stability Through the Lens of Business – Toowoomba
Michele Bullock, Assistant Governor (Financial System)
Panel participation at the 13th Annual Tech in Gov conference, Canberra
Lindsay Boulton, Assistant Governor (Business Services)
Inflation Targeting and Economic Welfare – Sydney
Philip Lowe, Governor
The Committed Liquidity Facility – Sydney
Christopher Kent, Assistant Governor (Financial Markets)
FX Global Code – New York
Guy Debelle, Deputy Governor
Remarks at Darwin Community Dinner – Darwin
Philip Lowe, Governor
Minutes of the June 1968 Reserve Bank Board meeting
Historical photographs of the Reserve Bank's presence in Darwin
Modernising Australia's Payments System – Berlin
Michele Bullock, Assistant Governor (Financial System)
Panel participation at the ANU Crawford Australian Leadership Forum, Canberra
Philip Lowe, Governor
Understanding Rising Housing Loan Arrears – Canberra
Jonathan Kearns, Head of Financial Stability Department
Panel participation at the 2nd Annual Real-Time Payments Summit, Sydney
Tony Richards, Head of Payments Policy Department
Watching the Invisibles – University of Melbourne
Luci Ellis, Assistant Governor (Economic)
Remarks at the Australian Renminbi Forum Melbourne – Melbourne
Christopher Kent, Assistant Governor (Financial Markets)
Australia's Resource Industry – A Look into the Crystal Ball – Perth
Alexandra Heath, Head of Economic Analysis
Panel participation at the Bloomberg-ISDA Benchmarks forum, Hong Kong
Ellis Connolly, Deputy Head of Domestic Markets Department
The Economic Outlook and Monetary Policy – Brisbane
Philip Lowe, Governor
Leaning In: Towards Better Payment and Clearing Systems – Sydney
Michele Bullock, Assistant Governor (Financial System)
Panel discussion – The End of Libor and the Impact on Australian Financial Markets – Sydney
Guy Debelle, Deputy Governor
Opening Panel Remarks at the FX Week Australia – Sydney
Christopher Kent, Assistant Governor (Financial Markets)
What's Up (and Down) With Households? – Sydney
Luci Ellis, Assistant Governor (Economic)
Property, Debt and Financial Stability – Perth
Michele Bullock, Assistant Governor (Financial System)
Bonds and Benchmarks – Sydney
Christopher Kent, Assistant Governor (Financial Markets)
Panel participation at the Financial Stability Institute, Basel, Switzerland
Philip Lowe, Governor
Ten Years of Research – What Have We Learnt Since the Financial Crisis? – Griffith University, South Bank, Brisbane
John Simon, Head of Economic Research
Opening Statement by Philip Lowe, Governor, to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics – Sydney
Philip Lowe, Governor
Financial Conditions and the Australian Dollar – Recent Developments – Melbourne
Christopher Kent, Assistant Governor (Financial Markets)
Remarks at the Australian Business Economists Forecasting Conference – Sydney
Alexandra Heath, Head of Economic Analysis Department
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