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The regulation of global systemically important banks has met its goals
[La réglementation des banques systémiques mondiales a atteint son but]

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  • Dominique Durant
  • Oana Toader

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Global systemically important banks (GSIBs) – those whose failure could adversely affect the economy – are subject to stricter regulations than other banks, leading them to curb the expansion of their balance sheets to a greater extent and resulting in a fall in their share of global bank assets. We show that, despite this, GSIBs have not reduced their lending to the economy. The G20’s goals have thus been met: GSIBs have been made more resilient to shocks without negatively affecting the financing of the economy. Soumises à une réglementation plus contraignante, les banques systémiques mondiales ─ celles dont la faillite pourrait affecter l’activité économique ─ ont infléchi plus que les autres la croissance de leur actifs et réduit ce faisant leur part dans l’actif bancaire global. Nous montrons qu’elles n’ont pas pour autant diminué leurs prêts à l’économie. Les objectifs du G20 ont ainsi été atteints : plus de résilience des banques systémiques en cas de choc, sans préjudice sur le financement de l’économie.

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  • Dominique Durant & Oana Toader, 2019. "The regulation of global systemically important banks has met its goals [La réglementation des banques systémiques mondiales a atteint son but]," Eco Notepad (in progress) 123, Banque de France.
  • Handle: RePEc:bfr:econot:123
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