papers

Bank lobbying: regulatory capture and beyond

9 August 2019

The IMF paper discusses whether and how bank lobbying can lead to regulatory capture and have real consequences. According to the authors, the findings are consistent with regulatory capture. The…

The long shadow of the global financial crisis: public interventions in the financial sector

30 July 2019

financial crisis, papers

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The IMF paper presents a new dataset on public interventions in the financial sector since the global financial crisis. Through these data, the authors track both gross interventions and recovery…

CoMap: mapping contagion in the euro area banking sector

10 May 2019

financial stability, papers

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The IMF paper presents a novel approach to investigate and model the network of euro area banks’ large exposures within the global banking system. It documents the degree of interconnectedness…

Sustainable banking regulation: accounting for economic inequality

27 November 2018

papers, regulation

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The paper explores how prudential policies regulating the banking sector affect social metrics of sustainability such as economic inequality. According to the author the empirical analysis shows that prudential policies…

The real effects of financial protectionism

27 November 2018

papers, regulation

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The paper analysis the effects of government support of banks on European financial integration and firm outcomes using data on syndicated lending. According to the author the results suggest that…

The Banco Popular resolution case: a tainted success for the SRM?

27 November 2018

papers, resolution

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The paper first examines to what extent Banco Popular’s resolution case can be considered a circumstantial success given the resolution regime’s excessive reliance on the market. Further, the author assesses…

Regulatory architecture of the securities markets

27 November 2018

papers, supervision

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The paper analysis key drivers that underpin the process of institutional design, and the extent to which these drivers predetermine regulatory outcomes. The authors identify low salience of rules, dependence…

The single market´s catch-22: supervisory centralisation in a fragmented banking landscape

27 November 2018

papers, supervision

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The topics addressed in this contribution are supranationalisation of microprudential supervision, the ideal ‘level playing field’ and existing national banking specificities as well as the use of national options and…

Towards the financial stability: myth or reality?

26 November 2018

financial stability, papers

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The contribution gives a general conceptual investigation of financial stability aspects from a policy making, legal, economic and social perspective touching the rights of individuals. The author makes some general…

Systemic banking crises revisited

14 September 2018

financial crisis, papers

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The IMF paper updates the database on systemic banking crises. Drawing on 151 systemic banking crises episodes from 1970 to 2017, the database includes information on crisis dates, policy responses,…

papers

Bank lobbying: regulatory capture and beyond

The long shadow of the global financial crisis: public interventions in the financial sector

CoMap: mapping contagion in the euro area banking sector

Sustainable banking regulation: accounting for economic inequality

The real effects of financial protectionism

The Banco Popular resolution case: a tainted success for the SRM?

Regulatory architecture of the securities markets

The single market´s catch-22: supervisory centralisation in a fragmented banking landscape

Towards the financial stability: myth or reality?

Systemic banking crises revisited

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