Category: Banking
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Another look at too-big-to-fail
New research on bank resolution mechanisms and how to solve the too-big-to-fail conundrum.
Deposit insurance and moral hazard
What can the German Crisis of 1931 teach us about depositors’ behavior.
On bigger banks
New research on how increased concentration in the banking industry affects the economy.
On dynamic banking
When deposits are treated as debt with either stochastic or endogenous maturity, what are the implications for bank regulators and monetary policy?
Bank stress tests during Covid-19
The COVID-19 crisis served as a natural experiment for bank stress tests. What have we learned from the 2020 stress tests?
The banking industry during COVID
How has the global banking sector fared so far? What factors could depress the banks ability to lend going forward?
COVID and European banks
European banks are much stronger now than they were on the eve of the 2008 Financial Crisis. But will they be able to withstand a muted recovery in the aftermath of the COVID crisis?
Negative interest rates and bank lending
Two contrasting views on whether negative policy rates increases or decreases bank credit.
