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  • One week access to Central Banking Insight
  • Stay abreast with exclusive news 
  • Make informed decisions with in-depth analysis and features 
  • Dedicated news alerts to ensure you never miss an update
  • Access to our archive dating back 20+ years

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FAQs

How long will it take to set up my trial?

For a Central Banking trial, you’ll be sent an email with an activation link as soon as you have completed the registration form. This link is valid for 48 hours – as soon as you click on it you’ll be able to access the content you’ve signed up for.

Am I eligible for a trial?

In the vast majority of cases you will have no problem registering for a trial.

However, if you have previously taken a trial then we do not provide multiple trials. Similarly, in return for trial access to our content, we require a legitimate work email address rather than ‘free’ email accounts such as Hotmail, Gmail etc. We also reserve the right to block access both at the start, or throughout the trial period if we deem it necessary.

Am I obliged to subscribe once my trial has ended?

Not at all – there’s no obligation to subscribe once your trial has ended. However, you’ll no longer be able to read our content unless you do, and you won’t be able to take another free trial.