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2021, Issue 24
2021
2019, Issue 23
2018, Issue 22
2017, Issue 21
- 7-10 Towards financial stability: A common good that needs to be consolidated and reinforced
by Villeroy de Galhau, F.
- 13-20 Ten years on: fixing the fault lines of the global financial crisis
by Carney, M.
- 23-32 Safer than ever before? An assessment of the impact of regulation on banks’ resilience eight years on
by Nouy, D.
- 33-43 Measuring the impact of Basel III
by Elliot, D. J. & Balta, E.
- 45-54 The impact of financial regulation: a G-SIB perspective
by Weber, A.
- 55-67 Bank health post-crisis
by Chousakos, K. & Gorton, G.
- 71-76 Implementing an efficient resolution framework in the Banking Union: lessons from the crisis and challenges ahead
by König, E.
- 77-85 Building a strong financial sector
by Dombrovskis, V.
- 87-94 National and supranational banking regulators: between delayed intervention and time inconsistency
by Parigi, B.M.
- 97-110 Central clearing: reaping the benefits, controlling the risks
by Coeuré, B.
- 111-126 Central clearing: reaping the benefits, controlling the risks
by Markose, S. & Giansante, S. & Rais Shaghaghi, A.
- 127-138 Have post-crisis financial reforms crimped market liquidity?
by Avinash Persaud
- 141-147 Central clearing and risk transformation
by Rama ConT
- 149-156 A stability perspective of market-based finance: designing new prudential tools?
by Maijoor, S. & Boidard, C.
- 157-166 Macroprudential measures and capital controls: towards a framework for policy evaluation
by Bush, C.
2016, Issue 20
- 5-13 Constructing the possible trinity of innovation, stability and regulation for digital finance
by Villeroy de Galhau, F.
- 17-24 Digital banking and market disruption: a sense of déjà vu?
by Dermine, J.
- 25-36 Digital risk: a strategic challenge and a growth opportunity for insurers
by Schimel, N.
- 37-44 Systemic risk in payments
by Pauget, G.
- 45-52 Financial institutions and cyber crime – Between vulnerability and security
by Gaumer, Q. & Mortier, S. & Moutaib, A.
- 53-67 Where are the risks in high frequency trading?
by Foucault, T.
- 71-75 Making Europe’s financial market infrastructure a bulwark of financial stability
by Mersch, Y.
- 77-83 Beyond technology – adequate regulation and oversight in the age of fintechs
by Dombret, A. R.
- 85-92 The rise of fintechs and their regulation
by Darolles, S.
- 93-100 The migration to online lending and the rise of private regulation of online financial transactions with business customers
by Rutledge, G. P.
- 103-111 Money and payments in the digital age: innovations and challenges
by Velde, F.
- 113-121 Future evolution of electronic trading in European bond markets
by Callaghan, E.
- 123-128 Emergence of big data: how will it impact the economic model of insurance?
by Derez, T.
- 129-142 Big data challenges and opportunities in financial stability monitoring
by Flood, M. D. & Jagadish, H. V. & Raschid, L.
- 143-151 Implementation of real-time settlement for banks using decentralised ledger technology: policy and legal implications
by Gifford, K. & Cheng, J.
- 153-160 High-frequency trading, geographical concerns and the curvature of the Earth
by Declerck, F.
2015, Issue 19
- 7-11 The financing of the economy in the post-crisis period: challenges and risks for financial stability
by Noyer, C.
- 15-24 Completing the single market in capital
by Coeuré, B.
- 25-36 What does the new face of international financial intermediation mean for emerging market economies?
by Shin, H.S. & Turner, P.
- 37-49 Financing solutions to sustain the growth of SMEs and MTEs and lay the foundations for future competitiveness
by Caudoux, A. & Geoffroy, J.
- 51-87 Reviving securitisation
by Segoviano, M. & Jones, B. & Linder, P. & Blankenheim, J.
- 65-73 Supporting sustainable growth: the role of safe and stable banking systems
by Ingves, S.
- 75-80 How a supplemental leverage ratio can improve financial stability, traditional lending and economic growth
by Bair, S.C.
- 81-87 Key initiatives to unlock bank lending to the European corporate sector
by De Fontaine Vive, P.
- 89-100 The impact of the new regulatory paradigm on the role of banks in financing the economy
by Barut, M.-L. & Rouillé, N. & Sanchez, M.
- 103-109 Impact of financial regulation on the long-term financing of the economy by banks
by Pébereau, M.
- 111-118 Global banks and the adoption of the new regulatory framework: effects on the financing of emerging markets and developing economies
by Carstens, A.
- 119-125 The opportunity cost of collateral pledged: derivatives market reform and bank lending
by Vuillemey, G.
- 129-136 Long-term savings: the case of life insurance in France
by Gollier, C.
- 137-145 The long-term financing of the economy in the new regulatory environment
by Kessler, D.
- 147-156 The role of investors in promoting sustainable long-term growth
by Novick, B.
- 157-164 Reallocating savings to investment - The new role of asset managers
by Perrier, y.
2014, Issue 18
- 7-12 Macroprudential policy: from theory to implementation
by Noyer, C.
- 15-24 Five questions and six answers about macroprudential policy
by Caruana, J. & Cohen, B. H.
- 25-32 Governance of macroprudential policy
by Knot, K.
- 33-38 From tapering to preventive policy
by Goodhart, C. & Perotti, E.
- 39-46 Collective action problems in macroprudential policy and the need for international coordination
by Vinals, J. & Nier, E.
- 47-60 A macroprudential perspective on regulating large financial institutions
by Tarullo, D. K.
- 61-68 The impact of macroprudential policy on financial integration
by Dombret, A.
- 71-84 European macroprudential policy from gestation to infancy
by Angeloni, I.
- 85-96 Macroprudential policy in France: requirements and implementation
by Le Lorier, A.
- 97-104 Implementing macroprudential policies: the Swiss approach
by Danthine, J.P.
- 105-120 The effects of macroprudential policies on housing market risks: evidence from Hong Kong
by He, D.
- 121-130 Macroprudential policies in Korea – Key measures and experiences
by Kim, C.
- 131-144 Framework for the conduct of macroprudential policy in India: experiences and perspectives
by Chakrabarty, K. C.
- 145-150 Learning from the history of American macroprudential policy
by Elliott, D. J.
- 151-160 Macroprudential policy and quantitative instruments: a European historical perspective
by Kelber, A. & Monnet, E.
- 163-172 Macroprudential policy beyond banking regulation
by Jeanne, O. & Korinek, A.
- 173-182 Principles for macroprudential regulation
by Kashyap, A. K. & Tsomocos, D. P. & Vardoulakis, A.
- 183-194 Macroprudential capital tools: assessing their rationale and effectiveness
by Clerc, L. & Nikolov, K. & Derviz, A. & Stracca, L. & Mendicino, C. & Suarez, J. & Moyen, S. & Vardoulakis, A.
- 195-206 The housing market: the impact of macroprudential measures in France
by Avouyi-Dovi, S. & Labonne, C. & Lecat, R.
- 207-216 Three criticisms of prudential banking regulations
by Levy-Garboua, V. & Maarek, G.
- 217-224 Macroprudential policy and credit supply cycles
by Peydro, J. L.
- 225-240 Interactions between monetary and macroprudential policies
by Matheron, J. & Antipa, P.
2013, Issue 17
- 11-18 Completing the G20 reform agenda for strengthening over-the-counter derivatives markets
by Carney, M.
- 19-28 Regulatory reforms for OTC derivatives: past, present and future
by Ingves, S.
- 29-38 Overview of international work towards OTC derivatives markets reform and remaining challenges
by Kono, M.
- 41-46 International cooperation: a sine qua non for the success of OTC derivatives markets reform
by Barnier, M.
- 47-59 Containing extraterritoriality to promote financial stability
by Dallara, C. H.
- 61-68 International swaps market reform – Promoting transparency and lowering risk
by Gensler, G.
- 69-78 CPSS-IOSCO Principles for financial market infrastructures: vectors of international convergence
by Russo, D.
- 81-89 A transparency standard for derivatives
by Acharya, V. V.
- 91-99 New infrastructures for a sounder financial system
by Bodson, M. C.
- 101-110 The importance of data quality for effective financial stability policies – Legal entity identifier: a first step towards necessary financial data reforms
by Jenkinson, N. & Leonova, I. S.
- 111-119 Transparency and financial stability
by Buenaventura, R. & Ross, V.
- 123-134 Assessing contagion risks in the CDS market
by Brunnermeier, M. & Clerc, L. & Scheicher, M.
- 135-150 Why the Greek CDS settlement did not lead to the feared meltdown
by Coudert, V. & Gex, M.
- 153-160 CCPs as instruments of stability and risk mitigation
by Aigrain, J. & Gex, M.
- 161-168 Incentive compatible centralised clearing
by Biais, B. & Heider, F. & Hoerova, M.
- 169-177 Access to central counterparties: why it matters and how it is changing
by Lane, T. & Dion, J.-P. & Slive, J.
- 179-184 Central counterparties in evolving capital markets: safety, recovery and resolution
by Ticker, P.
- 187-195 Collateral and new offers for an optimised management: an industrial revolution
by Autheman, M.-A.
- 197-206 Collateral scarcity and asset encumbrance: implications for the European financial system
by Houben, A. & Slingenberg, J W.
- 207-213 OTC derivatives market – regulatory developments and collateral dynamics
by Singh, M.
- 217-225 OTC derivatives: ensuring safe, efficient markets that support economic growth
by O'Connor, S.
- 227-231 Consequences of the new regulatory landscape on OTC derivatives trading
by Oudéa, F.
- 233-238 Will the new regulatory regime for OTC markets impede financial innovation?
by Persaud, A. D.
2012, Issue 16
- 9-13 Central banking in a context of high public debt
by Noyer, C.
- 17-28 Fiscal outlook and fi scal sustainability risks
by Cottarelli, C.
- 29-36 When Western sovereign risk is in play
by El-Erian, M. A.
- 37-48 The return of financial repression
by Reinhart, C. M.
- 51-56 A tale of two overhangs:the nexus of fi nancial sector and sovereign credit risks
by AcharYa, V. V. & Drechsler, I. & Schnabl, P.
- 57-70 Banks, moral hazard, and public debts
by Breton, R. & Pinto, C. & Weber, P.F.
- 71-85 Sovereign creditworthiness and financial stability:an international perspective
by Caruana, J. & Avdjiev, S.
- 77-93 Stability, growth and regulatory reform
by Kroszner, R.S.
- 95-106 Is sovereign risk properly addressedby financial regulation?
by Nouy, D.
- 109-121 Contagion and the European debt crisis
by Constancio, V.
- 123-130 Monetary policy and public debt
by Goodhart, C.
- 131-142 Does monetary cooperation or confrontation lead to successful fiscal consolidation?
by Hellebrandt, T. & Posen, A.S. & Tolle, M.
- 143-150 Fiscal challenges to monetary dominance in the euro area: a theoretical perspective
by Jeanne, O.
- 151-154 Central bank independence and sovereign default
by Kocherlakota, N.
- 155-167 The sovereign debt crisis and monetary policy
by Matheron, J. & Mojon, B. & Sahuc, J.G.
- 169-181 Sustainability of government debt: preconditions for stability in the financial system and prices
by Shirakawa, M.
- 185-190 The importance of confidence in macroeconomic stabilisation efforts
by Carstens, A.
- 191-201 Policies on sovereign debt
by Landau, J.P.
- 201-210 Hazardous tango: sovereign-bank interdependence and financial stability in the euro area
by Merler, S. & Pisani-Ferry, J.
- 211-216 Rebuilding growth and optimism in a new fiscal era
by Shanmugaratnam, T.
- 217-223 Gaps in the institutional structure of the euro area
by Sims, S.A.
- 225-242 The euro crisis: some reflexions on institutional reform
by Tyrole, J.
2011, Issue 15
- 1-11 Global imbalances: the perspective of the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency
by Al-Jasser, M.
- 13-26 International capital flows and the returns to safe assets in the United States 2003-2007
by Bernanke, B.S.
- 27-29 The challenge of high capital inflows to financial stability: an emerging market perspective
by de Campos Meirelles, H.
- 31-38 Global imbalances: the international monetary system and financial stability
by Carney, M.
- 39-42 Global imbalances: the perspective of the Banco de México
by Carstens, A.
- 43-51 Complementarity and coordination of macroeconomic and financial policies to tackle internal and external imbalances
by Draghi, M.
- 53-60 Global imbalances: common problem to solve for both advanced and emerging market economies
by Ignatiev, S.
- 61-72 Global balance and financial stability: twin objectives toward a resilient global economic system
by Kim, C.
- 73-80 Global imbalances: the perspective of the Bank of England
by King, M.
- 81-94 Global imbalances and developing countries
by Marcó del Pont, M.
- 95-100 A South African perspective on global imbalances
by Marcus, G.
- 101-105 Global imbalances, volatile capital inflows and proposed further IMF roles
by Nasution, D.
- 107-112 Global imbalances and financial stability
by Noyer, C.
- 113-125 Global imbalances and current account imbalances
by Shirakawa, M.
- 127-130 Global imbalances through the prism of savings and investment
by Stevens, G.
- 131-138 Global imbalances: the perspective of the Reserve Bank of India
by Subbarao, D.
- 139-149 Intellectual challenges to financial stability analysis in the era of macroprudential oversight
by Trichet, J.C.
- 151-157 Securing stability and growth in a post-crisis world
by Weber, A.
- 159-163 Revisiting the Tinbergen Rule: use the macroprudential tools to maintain financial stability
by Yilmaz, D.
- 165-169 On savings ratio
by Xiaochuan, Z.
2010, Issue 14
- 1-14 Credit default swaps:what are the social benefi ts and costs?
by Anderson, R W.
- 15-17 Fiat lux – Shedding new light on derivatives markets
by Barnier, M.
- 19-26 Euro public debt and the markets: sovereign fundamentals and CDS market dynamics
by Boone, L. & Fransolet, L. & Willemann, S.
- 27-34 Derivatives: an insurer’s perspective
by De Castries, H. & Claveranne, B.
- 35-43 Credit default swaps and financial stability
by Cont, R.
- 45-53 Credit default swaps – Financial innovation or financial dysfunction?
by Das, S.
- 55-59 Is there a case for banning short speculation in sovereign bond markets?
by Duffie, D.
- 61-69 Over-the-counter derivative markets in India – Issues and perspectives
by Gopinath, S.
- 71-78 OTC derivatives and central clearing: can all transactions be cleared?
by Hull, J.
- 81-92 21st century finance cannot do without a sound regulation of the OTC derivatives markets
by Jouyet, JP.
- 93-100 An industrial organisation approach to the too-big-to-fail problem
by Rochet, JC.
- 101-112 OTC derivatives: financial stability challenges and responses from authorities
by Russo, D.
- 113-119 Under-collateralisation and rehypothecation in the OTC derivatives markets
by Singh, M.
- 121-129 Silos and silences. Why so few people spotted the problems in complex credit and what that implies for the future
by Tett, G.
- 131-135 Mitigating systemic risk in OTC derivative markets
by Wellink, N.
- 137-142 What risks and challenges do credit default swaps pose to the stability of financial markets?
by Williams Brown, O.
- 143-151 OTC derivatives market structure and the credit profi les of wholesale investment banks
by Yavorsky, A.
- 153-160 What do network theory and endogenous risk theory have to say about the effects of central counterparties on systemic stability?
by Zigrand, JP.
- 161-167 Credit default swap and bond markets: which leads the other?
by Coudert, V. & Gex, M.
- 169-176 Concentration risk and the optimal number of central counterparties for a single asset
by Renault, F.
2009, Issue 13
- 1-10 The shadow banking system: implications for fi nancial regulation
by Adrian, T. & Shin, H S.
- 11-22 Managing the transition to a safer financial system
by Bair, S C.
- 23-30 Reform of the global financial architecture: a new social contract between society and finance
by Banziger, H.
- 31-41 Implementing the macroprudential approach to financial regulation and supervision
by Borio, C.
- 43-51 Minimising the impact of future fi nancial crises: six key elements of regulatory reform we have to get right
by Caruana, J.
- 53-63 On the efficacy of financial regulations
by Daníelsson, J.
- 65-74 The treatment of distressed banks
by Dewatripont, M. & Rochet, JC.
- 75-88 Credit default swaps and financial stability: risks and regulatory issues
by Duquerroy, A. & Gauthier, N. & Gex, M.
- 89-96 The future of financial regulation
by Jouyet, JP.
- 97-102 The future of financial regulation: an exchange of views
by Kashyap, A.
- 103-116 Emerging contours of financial regulation: challenges and dynamics
by Mohan, R.
- 117-122 Regulation-supervision: the post-crisis outlook
by Pauget, G.
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