financial stability

Sovereign and banking risks: what policies?

5 July 2016Aehlingfinancial stability, papers, publicationsNo Comments

The issue of the Europeeye publication "European Economy" discusses the loop between sovereign and banking risks and the pros and cons of a tighter regulatory framework for banks’ sovereign exposures. It takes...

Crisis transmission through the global banking network

18 March 2016Aehlingfinancial crisis, financial stability, papersNo Comments

The authors find that a larger number of direct loan exposures to bank borrowers in countries experiencing systemic banking crises reduces bank returns and the granting of large corporate loans. On...

Fiscal sustainability and the financial cycle

4 March 2016Aehlingfinancial stability, others, papersNo Comments

The authors look at channels through which financial cycles flatter fiscal accounts. They focus on how to estimate more reliable cyclically adjusted fiscal balances to take into account the nexus between the financial cycle...

Lender of last resort versus buyer of last resort – The impact of the ECB actions on the bank-sovereign nexus

29 February 2016Aehlingfinancial stability, others, papersNo Comments

The authors assess the effectiveness of different ECB interventions in stabilizing the European financial sector following the peak of the sovereign debt crisis in 2011. Central result is that how ECB intervened mattered....

Neel Kashkari calls to break the biggest U.S. banks

16 February 2016Aehlingfinancial stability, opinion, regulation, speechesNo Comments

According to FED of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari, former U.S. state secretary and vice president at Goldman Sachs, new rules and banking regulation are not sufficient for the biggest banks in...

Macroprudential supervision: from theory to policy

1 February 2016Aehlingfinancial stability, papersNo Comments

According to the papers´ authors, an agreed framework for measuring and addressing financial imbalances is lacking. They propose a holistic approach for the financial system as a whole, and make policy proposals...

Final TLAC standard for global systemically important banks

9 November 2015Aehlingdocuments, financial stability, newsNo Comments

The Financial Stability Board published the TLAC standard which defines a minimum requirement for the instruments and liabilities that should be readily available for bail-in within resolution at G-SIBs, but...

Optimal bank recovery

30 September 2015Aehlingfinancial stability, papersNo Comments

The authors find it highly improbable that banks will trigger their own recovery phase until bankruptcy is staring them in the face. They say that therefore, there is a need for...

How to restore a healthy financial sector that supports long-lasting, inclusive growth?

17 June 2015Aehlingfinancial stability, papersNo Comments

Finance is a key ingredient of modern economies, but too much finance may hamper economic growth and worsen income inequality, according to a research from the OECD. Its´ in-depth work on...

Reducing excessive variability in banks’ regulatory capital ratios

12 November 2014Aehlingfinancial stability, regulation, reportsNo Comments

A BCBS report sets out measures to improve consistency and comparability in bank capital ratios, including policy proposals to revise the standardised approaches for calculating regulatory capital ratios, and reducing...

Category: financial stability

Sovereign and banking risks: what policies?

Crisis transmission through the global banking network

Fiscal sustainability and the financial cycle

Lender of last resort versus buyer of last resort – The impact of the ECB actions on the bank-sovereign nexus

Neel Kashkari calls to break the biggest U.S. banks

Macroprudential supervision: from theory to policy

Final TLAC standard for global systemically important banks

Optimal bank recovery

How to restore a healthy financial sector that supports long-lasting, inclusive growth?

Reducing excessive variability in banks’ regulatory capital ratios

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