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Moving money and securities worldwide

Launched in summer 2006, Settlements, Payments, E-money & E-trading Development or SPEED, a new quarterly journal from Central Banking Publications, focuses on policy developments affecting financial infrastructures at the national and international levels.

Settlements, payment and trading systems are crucial mechanisms enabling financial institutions and all other economic agents to participate in a market economy. Rapid innovation is transforming the way in which payments are made, trades executed and settlements finalised.

Target audience

Speed is read by:

  • Commercial banks
  • Central banks
  • Software suppliers/consultants
  • Operations managers
  • Exchanges/CSDs
  • Payments systems providers
  • On-line payments companies
  • Cash management services
  • Credit and debit card companies
  • Stock market and derivative exchanges

USPs

  • Comment: SPEED will seek to bring the viewpoints of users, providers and regulators into closer contact, especially on key policy issues.
  • Reports: SPEED will meet the growing need for a dialogue between the official sector, banks, system operators, and users, notably major corporates.
  • Analysis: SPEED will be a key source to keep readers informed on the policy issues involved and the thinking of policymakers.

Readership overview

Speed meets the growing need for a dialogue between the official sector, banks, system operators, and users, notably major corporates. Our readers bring the viewpoints of users, providers and regulators into closer contact,especially on big policy issues.

Editorial philosophy

SPEED ’s editorial team analyses the impact that the next wave of technological progress will have on banks, corporate treasurers, and governments. They explain how central banks, working with financial intermediaries and service providers, aim to strengthen critical payments infrastructure at a time of such rapid technological change.

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Antony Howard
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Email: antony.howard@incisivemedia.com

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