A BIS study reveals that over half of the investment in AI firms comes from other AI companies, raising concerns about distorted demand signals and financial stability.
The Bank for International Settlements reports that while digital cash can offer cash-like privacy, security vulnerabilities at banks remain a major barrier to production readiness.
A new BIS study warns that the high energy demands of AI infrastructure could distort key economic indicators, complicating interest rate decisions for central banks.
A BIS study reveals that over half of all AI sector funding between 2021 and 2025 came from other AI firms, highlighting a trend of circular financing and concentrated capital.
A new BIS study reveals that Bitcoin transaction volume estimates can fluctuate sixfold depending on the calculation method used.
A BIS study of 100 billion blockchain records reveals that common crypto metrics, including Bitcoin transfer values and market cap, can be significantly distorted by measurement methods.
The Bank for International Settlements warns that heavy debt-financed AI spending and opaque credit structures create systemic risks similar to historical speculative bubbles.
Research from the Bank for International Settlements suggests that EU banker bonus caps have failed to curb risk-taking and may have inadvertently encouraged it by inflating fixed salaries.
The Bank for International Settlements cited the near-collapse of the Situational Awareness hedge fund as a warning regarding systemic risks posed by leveraged non-bank financial institutions.
The Bank for International Settlements warns that AI-driven cyberattacks are forcing banks to shrink their vulnerability patching windows from weeks to minutes.
A BIS executive warned that if AI investment returns fail to meet expectations, the resulting market correction could trigger a global economic downturn.
