Category: Banking
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Collateral during crises and QE
How did QE induce a “collateral trade”? Recent research on the optimal lending and collateral policies of central banks.
The power of leverage
How much progress have we made in properly evaluating financial leverage.
Bail-ins and bail-outs
Three new working papers on bank resolution frameworks, government guarantees and credibility of bail-in strategies.
Shadow banking post-crisis
How has post-crisis banking regulation affected shadow banking? The rise of fintech and the challenge of interconnectedness between EU and the US.
International Bank Credit
What is the current state of financial globalization? How important is the Global Financial Cycle?
Central Bank Digital Currencies
Recent research suggests that Central Bank Digital Currencies can increase GDP, raise the efficiency of retail payments and render a negative interest policy more effective. But what are Central Bankers saying?
Replacing LIBOR
The CEO of the Financial Conduct Authority has called for the replacement of LIBOR by the end of 2021. The Federal Reserve is proposing three alternative benchmarks to the US Dollar LIBOR.
Ten years ago …
What happened on August 9th 2007 that makes economists believe that this was the day the Global Financial Crisis started.
Is the global financial system stable?
The Financial Stability Board just released its sixth report on the implementation of resolution reforms. New research on CCP, bank capital ratios and shadow banking cast doubt on whether the global financial system is now “safer, simpler and fairer than before”.