Innovation and the rollout of digital technologies are radically transforming how markets and payment systems work. New types of business, new means of payment, and groundbreaking technological solutions based on cryptography and the use of distributed ledgers are emerging all the time. With this come new risks linked, for example, to the violation of privacy and cybersecurity. These changes must be accompanied, guided, and regulated; they are the subject of ongoing discussions in the international institutions, in Europe and in Italy.
The new series 'Markets, Infrastructures, Payment Systems' aims to raise awareness of these issues and to foster debate among the institutions, economic operators and members of the public, making available to readers a set of experiences and know-how which also reflect the Bank's active participation in the construction and management of Eurosystem infrastructures.
The publications are didactic in scope, primarily targeting non-specialist readers, but equally take a close look at frontier issues, with academics and researchers in mind, as well as staff at international institutions and the other central banks.
Latest publications
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12 November 2025No. 71 - Demand and supply of Italian government bonds during the exit from expansionary monetary policyby Fabio Capasso, Francesco Musto, Michele Pagano, Onofrio Panzarino, Alfonso Puorro, Vittorio Siracusa
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7 November 2025No. 70 - Do firms care about climate change risks? Survey evidence from Italyby Francesca Colletti, Francesco Columba, Manuel Cugliari, Alessandra Iannamorelli, Paolo Parlamento and Laura Tozzi
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15 October 2025No. 69 - A solution for cross-border and cross-currency interoperability of instant payment systemsby Domenico Di Giulio, Vitangelo Lasorella, Pietro Tiberi
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13 October 2025No. 68 - Report on the payment attitudes of consumers in Italy: results from ECB SPACE 2024 survey
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10 October 2025No. 67 - Open Banking in Italy: A Comprehensive Reportby Carlo Cafarotti and Ravenio Parrini
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