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European Central Bank on Target

European Central Bank on Target

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This third edition of the annual Target report published by the European Central Bank provides an overview of operations in the year 2002 and a peak at forthcoming developments in public sector large value payments.

The report provides facts and stats and assesses the business and technical performance of the cross-border real-time gross settlement system in 2002. It also outlines plans for development of a next-generation Target2 system.

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