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Commercial bank failures during the great recession: the real (estate) story

23 November 2015

financial crisis, papers

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The author asks whether exposure to real estate was one of the precipitating factors in the wave of commercial bank failures after the financial crisis. He shows that failed banks entered the…

Final TLAC standard for global systemically important banks

9 November 2015

documents, financial stability

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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 2015

financial stability, papers

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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…

Better Markets report: The cost of the crisis

20 July 2015

financial crisis, reports

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The report details that the 2008 financial crisis and the economic fallout it caused will cost the United States more than 20 trillion US Dollar. It is a reminder that implementation of the financial reform…

From systemic banking crises to fiscal costs: risk factors

20 July 2015

financial crisis, papers

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The authors find that direct fiscal costs of banking crises are higher in countries where the banking sectors are larger, more leveraged, and more reliant on external funding. However, better…

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

17 June 2015

financial stability, papers

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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 2014

financial stability, regulation, reports

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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…

Allocating macroprudential powers

5 November 2014

financial stability, publications

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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 2014

blog, financial stability, opinion

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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 2014

papers, regulation

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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…

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Commercial bank failures during the great recession: the real (estate) story

Final TLAC standard for global systemically important banks

Optimal bank recovery

Better Markets report: The cost of the crisis

From systemic banking crises to fiscal costs: risk factors

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

Reducing excessive variability in banks’ regulatory capital ratios

Allocating macroprudential powers

Why FRSN? An illustrative reasoning

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

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