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Loan at 1% for the entire term

A government-backed support program is available for earmarked financing at exclusive terms. The interest rate is fixed for the entire duration of the contract.

Interest rate: 1% over the entire term of the loan
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Security: Full compliance with EU financial standards

Important: The number of subsidized places is strictly limited by the government fund. The allocation of these slots is adjusted based on the utilization rate of the subsidy program.

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Joachim Nagel: “There is a possibility that inflation will remain at an elevated level for the time being.”

At the ECB Forum in Sintra, Portugal, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel spoke with CNBC and Bloomberg about the challenges facing the euro area economy and the outlook for monetary policy.

We need to better understand what climate change means for prices.

Global warming is not predetermined—we can slow it down, but we must take action to do so, said Sabine Mauderer in an interview with *DIE ZEIT*.

Strengthening the macroprudential framework for non-bank financial intermediaries

Non-bank financial intermediaries (NBFIs)—such as investment funds, insurers, and pension funds—now manage around 40% of the assets within the German financial system. Recent periods of market stress have demonstrated that they can pose significant systemic risks.

New Representative in Singapore

New York, Tokyo, London, Singapore — with its network of representative offices, the Bundesbank is present in the world’s major financial hubs. In Singapore, the new representative, Matthias Vogel, has now been formally installed in his position.

37 implementation-oriented measures for digital sovereignty in Germany and Europe

Digital sovereignty is crucial for ensuring that Germany and Europe remain competitive and capable of taking action. This is explained in a paper by Fritzi Köhler-Geib, a member of the Executive Board of the Deutsche Bundesbank, co-authored with Claudia Plattner, President of the Federal Office for Information Security, and Kristina Sinemus, Hesse’s Minister for Digitalization and Innovation.