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The TIBER-DK Cyber Team (TCT) cordially invites providers of Threat Intelligence (TI) and Red Team (RT) services to a provider event on 27 September. The TIBER-EU Cyber Team will introduce the newly published TIBER-EU Purple Teaming Best Practices. Additionally, the usage of leg-ups in TIBER tests will be presented and discussed. Guidance on Targeted Threat Intelligence deliverables will also be introduced. Discussions and experience sharing will be facilitated. The initiative reflects the TCT’s wishes to strengthen the crucial dialogue with and between TI and RT providers.

In this paper, we introduce a novel tool for housing market analysis developed on the basis of online listings data from the largest real estate listing site in Denmark. The tool uses a combination of machine learning techniques to provide a data-driven segmentation of the housing market into meaningful submarkets that differ from administrative classifications. We demonstrate how the tool can support monitoring and research of underlying housing market developments in Denmark.

On 14 September 2022, 0.10 per cent inflation-linked government bond with maturity on 15 November 2034 will be opened (ISIN: DK0009924458). The government bond will be linked to the Danish consumer price index, CPI. The new bond will replace the 0.10 per cent inflation-linked bond 2030 as key on-the-run issue. After this the central government can conduct buy-backs in 0.10 per cent inflation-linked bullet loan 2030.

We show that the cash holdings of a typical Danish company have increased after the 2007/08 financial crisis. Especially the cash holdings of small companies have seen a strong increase. The increase in cash holdings coincides with a decrease in the use of loan financing for the typical company, which suggests a decrease in loan demand or supply to these companies. The development of cash holdings is also driven by a strong selection effect: companies with low cash holdings have been especially likely to exit during and after the financial crisis.

​In July 2022, the foreign-exchange reserve decreased by kr. 0.5 billion to kr. 533.4 billion.

​Danmarks Nationalbank raises the current-account rate, the rate of interest on certificates of deposit and the lending rate by 0.50 percentage point with effect from 22 July 2022.

​In June 2022, the foreign-exchange reserve decreased by kr. 0.2 billion to kr. 533.8 billion.

The Danes’ financial wealth, which is the difference between financial assets and debt, fell by kr. 183 billion in 1st quarter. This corresponds to a reduction of kr. 66 thousand for an average household. The decline comes after almost two years of economic upturn on the financial markets. Since 1st quarter 2020 the financial wealth has increased by kr. 2,409 billion.