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Cyber risks in focus How can we strengthen financial market preparedness? Kerstin af Jochnick First Deputy Governor of the Riksbank 20 August 2019 Increased uncertainty over international developments Trade conflict USA - China Brexit


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Cyber risks in focus – How can we strengthen financial market preparedness?

20 August 2019

Kerstin af Jochnick First Deputy Governor of the Riksbank

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Increased uncertainty over international developments

Trade conflict USA - China Brexit Geopolitical unease in several countries Strength of international economic activity

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Lower interest rates in an uncertain world

Zero coupon rates from 10-year government bonds. The vertical line indicates the Monetary Policy Report in July. Sources: Macrobond and the Riksbank

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Swedish economy in a calmer phase

Strong economic activity and high employment rate Economic activity as expected in a calmer phase Resource utilisation higher than normal also in the years ahead

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Inflation on target

  • Note. Annual percentage change.

Forecast from Monetary Policy Report July 2019 Sources: Statistics Sweden and the Riksbank

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An increasingly digitalised world –

  • pportunities and risks
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Challenges on the payment market in coming years

  • Our role in the future payment market
  • Central bank money in the future
  • Protect the payment system

against increased risks

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Riksbank planning for instant payments 24/7

  • Today RIX is open weekdays

0700-1700

  • 24 hours a day, every day of the

year

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Open 24/7 gives safer payments

Settlement should be in central bank money:

  • Safest means of settlement
  • Follows international principles
  • Cost-efficient liquidity management

Payment system is critical infrastructure:

  • The Riksbank is a neutral supplier
  • Economies of scale, natural monopoly
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Platform sharing with the Eurosystem must comply with Swedish security legislation

  • TIPS has been developed and is driven by the Eurosystem
  • Platform for the settlement of instant payments
  • Designed to manage more currencies than the euro
  • Important that the requirements in Swedish legislation are observed
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E-krona – also a question of security

  • Focus on accessibility
  • Security aspect

important for the e- krona pilot

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Preparedness for crisis and war

Deterioration in geopolitical situation Payments in crisis and war Further develop crisis preparedness Sector responsibility

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Cyber risks present new challenges

  • Cyber attacks will succeed
  • The cyber threat covers both

sectors and country borders

  • A cyber attack can constitute a

systemic risk

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Resilience to cyber risks must be improved

Source: The Riksbank’s Financial market survey, spring 2019

“How prepared do you feel you are with regard to cyber risks?”

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Coordination needs to be strengthened

Coordination with the Swedish financial sector National coordination

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Cyber risks in focus for the Riksbank

The Riksbank's own resilience The resilience of the financial system as a whole

Picture source: Analysis of Central Clearing Interdependencies, August

  • 2018. BIS, CPMI, FSB and IOSCO.
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The Riksbank is coordinating TIBER-SE

  • Test of resilience to cyber risks through

TIBER-EU

  • Tests resilience in a standardised manner
  • The Riksbank has a driving and coordinating

role

  • External suppliers used to carry out the

actual tests

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Summary

  • Digitalisation of operations – opportunities and risks
  • The payment market is changing rapidly – how to ensure a safe and

efficient payment system

  • Digitalisation also brings cyber risks – resilience must be increased in

the financial sector

  • Coordination and dialogue need to be improved