2026-11-02 · 1 statements · 1 actors
Bundesbank Invited Speakers Series remarks with Itay Goldstein, 2 Nov 2026
Introductory remarks at a Bundesbank event with Itay Goldstein on AI tools, algorithmic pricing and regulation in finance.
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Introductory remarks at the Bundesbank Invited Speakers Series with Itay Goldstein
2026-11-02 · central bank · one of several topics in this statement
The speaker says AI use is spreading among retail investors, citing survey figures for UK and US consumers and a German industry survey, and says high-frequency algorithmic trading makes up a large share of US equity volume, with little information on the algorithms used.
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Introductory remarks at the Bundesbank Invited Speakers Series with Itay Goldstein
2026-11-02 · central bank · one of several topics in this statement
The speaker cites research suggesting AI advice can diversify household portfolios, and a study on Italy's temporary ChatGPT ban, while noting literature pointing to risks such as deposit shifts from banks to non-banks and AI agents inflating valuations.
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Introductory remarks at the Bundesbank Invited Speakers Series with Itay Goldstein
2026-11-02 · central bank · one of several topics in this statement
The speaker describes a German rule limiting petrol stations to one price increase per day at noon, says most stations use algorithmic pricing, and argues Bundesbank research shows learning algorithms respond to a ban by coordinating higher prices, unlike a penalty.
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Introductory remarks at the Bundesbank Invited Speakers Series with Itay Goldstein
2026-11-02 · central bank · one of several topics in this statement
The speaker argues central banks need more transparency about AI models in markets and that regulators should assess how AI agents will learn from rules, citing the Bundesbank-led Project Logos initiative.