Can well capitalized banks mitigate the negative spillover effects of zombie firms? What are the implications for macroprudential policy?

Two new papers challenging conventional views that assume a) deposit pricing as a function of pricing power and market concentration; and b) model bank deposits’ interest rate sensitivity as being constant.

New research shows that systemic risks of shadow banks and banks have become more interconnected since the GFC. Should regulatory frameworks address these risks separately?

How does the electoral cycle affect bank lending and the implementation of macroprudential regulation.

New research on whether bank failures are predictable and why the structure of the banking sector changes after a crisis.

New research on why increases in deposit rates offered by banks are associated with contractions in economic activity and how interactions between contagion channels lead to liquidity spirals.

New research on shadow banks in the mortgage market: low interest rates  fueled their surge, high interest rates are boosting their mortgage lending.

Open banking empowers customers to share their banking data with fintechs and other banks. New research on the benefits, the drawbacks and the regulatory challenges.

New research highlighting which financial institutions hedged for inflation risk.

Could low interest rates and deregulation have contributed to the rise in shadow banking?