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Financial Stability Review
2002 - 2011
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2011, issue 16
Central banking in a context of high public debt pp. 9-13 C. Noyer Fiscal outlook and fi scal sustainability risks pp. 17-28 C. Cottarelli When Western sovereign risk is in play pp. 29-36 M. A. El-Erian The return of financial repression pp. 37-48 C. M. Reinhartn A tale of two overhangs:the nexus of fi nancial sector and sovereign credit risks pp. 51-56 Viral V. Acharya , . Drechsler and P. Schnabl Banks, moral hazard, and public debts pp. 57-70 R. Breton , C. Pinto and P.F. Weber Sovereign creditworthiness and financial stability:an international perspective pp. 71-85 J. Caruana and Stefan Avdjiev Stability, growth and regulatory reform pp. 77-93 R.S. Kroszner Is sovereign risk properly addressedby financial regulation? pp. 95-106 D. Nouy Contagion and the European debt crisis pp. 109-121 V. Constancio Monetary policy and public debt pp. 123-130 C. Goodhart Does monetary cooperation or confrontation lead to successful fiscal consolidation? pp. 131-142 T. Hellebrandt , Adam Simon Posen and M. Tolle Fiscal challenges to monetary dominance in the euro area: a theoretical perspective pp. 143-150 Olivier Jeanne Central bank independence and sovereign default pp. 151-154 Narayana Kocherlakota The sovereign debt crisis and monetary policy pp. 155-167 Julien Matheron , Benoit Mojon and Jean-Guillaume Sahuc Sustainability of government debt: preconditions for stability in the financial system and prices pp. 169-181 M. Shirakawa The importance of confidence in macroeconomic stabilisation efforts pp. 185-190 A. Carstens Policies on sovereign debt pp. 191-201 J.P. Landau Hazardous tango: sovereign-bank interdependence and financial stability in the euro area pp. 201-210 Silvia Merler and Jean Pisani-Ferry Rebuilding growth and optimism in a new fiscal era pp. 211-216 T. Shanmugaratnam Gaps in the institutional structure of the euro area pp. 217-223 Christopher Sims The euro crisis: some reflexions on institutional reform pp. 225-242 J. Tyrole 2011, issue 15
Global imbalances: the perspective of the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency pp. 1-11 M. Al-Jasser International capital flows and the returns to safe assets in the United States 2003-2007 pp. 13-26 Ben S. Bernanke The challenge of high capital inflows to financial stability: an emerging market perspective pp. 27-29 H. de Campos Meirelles Global imbalances: the international monetary system and financial stability pp. 31-38 M. Carney Global imbalances: the perspective of the Banco de México pp. 39-42 A. Carstens Complementarity and coordination of macroeconomic and financial policies to tackle internal and external imbalances pp. 43-51 M. Draghi Global imbalances: common problem to solve for both advanced and emerging market economies pp. 53-60 S. Ignatiev Global balance and financial stability: twin objectives toward a resilient global economic system pp. 61-72 C. Kim Global imbalances: the perspective of the Bank of England pp. 73-80 M. King Global imbalances and developing countries pp. 81-94 M. Marcó del Pont A South African perspective on global imbalances pp. 95-100 G. Marcus Global imbalances, volatile capital inflows and proposed further IMF roles pp. 101-105 D. Nasution Global imbalances and financial stability pp. 107-112 C. Noyer Global imbalances and current account imbalances pp. 113-125 M. Shirakawa Global imbalances through the prism of savings and investment pp. 127-130 G. Stevens Global imbalances: the perspective of the Reserve Bank of India pp. 131-138 D. Subbarao Intellectual challenges to financial stability analysis in the era of macroprudential oversight pp. 139-149 J.C. Trichet Securing stability and growth in a post-crisis world pp. 151-157 A. Weber Revisiting the Tinbergen Rule: use the macroprudential tools to maintain financial stability pp. 159-163 D. Yilmaz On savings ratio pp. 165-169 Z. Xiaochuan 2010, issue 14
Credit default swaps:what are the social benefi ts and costs? pp. 1-14 R W. Anderson Fiat lux – Shedding new light on derivatives markets pp. 15-17 M. Barnier Euro public debt and the markets: sovereign fundamentals and CDS market dynamics pp. 19-26 L. Boone , L. Fransolet and S. Willemann Derivatives: an insurer’s perspective pp. 27-34 H. De Castries and B. Claveranne Credit default swaps and financial stability pp. 35-43 R. Cont Credit default swaps – Financial innovation or financial dysfunction? pp. 45-53 Sanjiv Ranjan Das Is there a case for banning short speculation in sovereign bond markets? pp. 55-59 D. Duffie Over-the-counter derivative markets in India – Issues and perspectives pp. 61-69 S. Gopinath OTC derivatives and central clearing: can all transactions be cleared? pp. 71-78 J. Hull 21st century finance cannot do without a sound regulation of the OTC derivatives markets pp. 81-92 JP. Jouyet An industrial organisation approach to the too-big-to-fail problem pp. 93-100 Jean Charles Rochet OTC derivatives: financial stability challenges and responses from authorities pp. 101-112 D. Russo Under-collateralisation and rehypothecation in the OTC derivatives markets pp. 113-119 M. Singh Silos and silences. Why so few people spotted the problems in complex credit and what that implies for the future pp. 121-129 G. Tett Mitigating systemic risk in OTC derivative markets pp. 131-135 N. Wellink What risks and challenges do credit default swaps pose to the stability of financial markets? pp. 137-142 O. Williams Brown OTC derivatives market structure and the credit profi les of wholesale investment banks pp. 143-151 A. Yavorsky What do network theory and endogenous risk theory have to say about the effects of central counterparties on systemic stability? pp. 153-160 JP. Zigrand Credit default swap and bond markets: which leads the other? pp. 161-167 Virginie Coudert and Mathieu Gex Concentration risk and the optimal number of central counterparties for a single asset pp. 169-176 F. Renault
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