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Allocating macroprudential powers

5 November 2014financial stability, news, publicationsNo Comments

The ESRB report defines the overall policy framework for the financial system, and then analyses interactions between the various policy objectives as well as the institutional settings. The authors discuss the...

Why FRSN? An illustrative reasoning

18 September 2014financial stability, opinion, othersNo Comments

In 2014 the IMF came up with two valuable publications which are explaining the underlying motiviation of Financial Risk and Stability Network quite well. They give a good background and...

Reconsidering bank capital regulation: a new combination of rules, regulators, and market discipline

15 September 2014papers, regulationNo Comments

The authors say that the rules for setting capital requirements need to be simpler, and resolution should be an essential part of the capital framework. They propose a new system...

Competition in the financial markets

9 July 2014financial stability, publications, reportsNo Comments

In a report the German Monopolies Commission analyses the development and the regulation of financial markets since the outbreak of the crisis. It says that since the financial crisis core competition principles...

Is Europe overbanked?

2 June 2014financial stability, news, publicationsNo Comments

According to an ESRB report the European banking system is abnormally bloated and therefore risky. This problem reflects various causes like government support, inadequate prudential supervision and the promotion of...

Identifying excessive credit growth and leverage

28 May 2014financial stability, papersNo Comments

The authors of the ECB working paper want to provide policymakers with a set of early warning indicators helpful in guiding decisions on when to activate macroprudential tools targeting excessive...

Does too much finance harm economic growth?

30 April 2014financial stability, papersNo Comments

The authors find that the level of financial development is beneficial to growth only up to a certain threshold; beyond the threshold level further development of finance tends to adversely...

Macroprudential policies: implementation and interactions

14 April 2014financial stability, reports, supervisionNo Comments

The Financial Stability Review of the Bank of France is a compendium with a wide range of articles on macroprudential policies and their interactions with other policies such as microprudential,...

IMF: implicit subsidies for G-SIBs up to 300 billion Dollar in the Euro area

31 March 2014financial stability, others, reportsNo Comments

An IMF report says that considerable implicit funding subsidy received by systemically important banks even rose during the crisis. The IMF calls enhancing capital requirements for SIBs and imposing a...

Bank business models and the Basel system: complexity and interconnectedness

20 March 2014papers, regulationNo Comments

The authors look at whether Basel 3 addresses excess leverage and default pressure resulting from contagion and counterparty risk effectively. They say that risk weighting and the use of internal models for determining...

Rescue by regulation? Key points of the Liikanen report

6 November 2013financial stability, papers, regulationNo Comments

The paper lays out an interpretation of the crisis, followed by an analysis of the key proposals of the Liikanen Report. Possible implications for banks, investors and supervisory authorities are...

Bank lending puzzles: business models and the responsiveness to policy

25 September 2013financial stability, papersNo Comments

The authors explore the lending behaviour of banks and its responsiveness to unconventional monetary policy. They also comment on the problem of using cyclical tools to address structural problems in banks, and suggests...

Constraining discretion in bank regulation

9 April 2013regulation, speechesNo Comments

According to Andy Haldane from the Bank of England, making greater use of simple, prudent regulatory metrics could restore faith, hope and clarity to the financial system to the benefit of...

The crisis aftermath: new regulatory paradigms

30 March 2012publications, regulationNo Comments

The CEPR e-book explores the origins of excessive risk-taking in the banking industry. It provides the analytical ammunition required to examine regulatory policy at a time when it is undergoing...

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Allocating macroprudential powers

Why FRSN? An illustrative reasoning

Reconsidering bank capital regulation: a new combination of rules, regulators, and market discipline

Competition in the financial markets

Is Europe overbanked?

Identifying excessive credit growth and leverage

Does too much finance harm economic growth?

Macroprudential policies: implementation and interactions

IMF: implicit subsidies for G-SIBs up to 300 billion Dollar in the Euro area

Bank business models and the Basel system: complexity and interconnectedness

Rescue by regulation? Key points of the Liikanen report

Bank lending puzzles: business models and the responsiveness to policy

Constraining discretion in bank regulation

The crisis aftermath: new regulatory paradigms

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