Financial Stability Review

2002 - 2021

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2021, month March

Is macroprudential policy resilient to the pandemic ? pp. 1-3

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FINANCIAL STABILITY AT THE NEXUS OF MONETARY AND MACROPRUDENTIAL POLICIES pp. 7-16

François Villeroy de Galhau

MACROPRUDENTIAL STRESS TESTING UNDER GREAT UNCERTAINTY pp. 17-28

Luis de GUINDOS

LESSONS FROM COVID: A MACROPRUDENTIAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE MARKET-BASED FINANCE SECTOR pp. 29-38

Gabriel Makhlouf

THE EUROPEAN SYSTEMIC RISK BOARD IN “CRISIS MODE” pp. 39-48

Richard Portes

THE ROLE OF MACROPRUDENTIAL POLICY IN THE INSURANCE SECTOR: EXPERIENCE DURING THE COVID-19 CRISIS pp. 49-60

Jonathan Dixon

INTERNATIONAL CREDIT TO EMERGING MARKET ECONOMIES DURING THE COVID-19 CRISIS pp. 61-70

Stefan Avdjiev, Bat-el Berger and Hyun Song Shin

MACROPRUDENTIAL POLICY IN THE WAKE OF THE COVID-19 CRISIS: INTERNATIONAL SPILLOVERS AND COORDINATION ISSUES pp. 71-81

Claudia Buch, Matthieu Bussiere and Linda Goldberg

2019, month June

Benchmarks for the financial sector in the face of climate-related risk: facts and recommendations pp. 5-6

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BClimate change: central banks are taking action pp. 7-13

François VILLEROY de GALHAU

Climate risks: why each half-degree matters pp. 17-27

Valérie Masson-Delmotte and Wilfran Moufouma-Okia

Unlocking the strategic economic opportunity of clean and inclusive growth pp. 29-38

Patrick Curran, Nick Robins and Nicholas Stern

The importance of being forward-looking: managing financial stability in the face of climate risk pp. 39-48

Stefano Battiston

Financial exposure: climate data deficit pp. 49-56

Geoff Summerhayes

Green finance, at the heart of the ecological transition pp. 59-67

Isabelle Kocher

PGGM: a pension investor’s perspective on accelerating sustainable finance pp. 69-75

Eloy Lindeijer, Jaap van DAM, Brenda Kramer and Hans OP ‘t Veld

The European Commission’s action plan on sustainable finance: promoting a sustainable future in the European Union and beyond pp. 77-83

Valdis Dombrovskis

Greater transparency and better policy for climate finance pp. 85-99

Andreas Jobst and Ceyla Pazarbasioglu

Green finance: an African perspective pp. 101-109

Abdellatif Jouahri

2018, month April

Between "shadow" banking and an angelic vision of the market: towards a balanced development of non-bank finance pp. 7-12

François VILLEROY de GALHAU

Shadow banking and market-based finance pp. 13-24

Tobias Adrian and Bradley Jones

Interconnectedness: mapping the shadow banking system pp. 25-34

Richard Portes

Insights into the shadow banking system pp. 35-48

Natacha Isslame-Rocher and Henri de LA GUERONNIERE

Trends in global asset management: the rise of index investing pp. 49-62

Laurence D. Fink and Barbara G. Novick

Market-based finance: Ireland as a host for international financial intermediation pp. 63-72

Philip Lane and Kitty Moloney

Collateral damage pp. 73-82

Gary Gorton and Toomas Laarits

Changes in market-making: impact of technology and regulation pp. 83-98

Peng Zhao

Back to the future: the increasing role of institutional investors in the Dutch mortgage market pp. 99-106

Klaas Knot

Marketplace lending in the United States: changing patterns in access to credit through innovation pp. 107-118

Craig S. Phillips

Corporate financing in the euro area and France: an analysis of developments pp. 119-132

Patrick Artus

What risks do exchange-traded funds pose? pp. 133-144

Grant Turner and Vladyslav Sushko

Moving beyond the shadow banking concept pp. 145-154

Robert Ophèle and Jennifer D’hoir

Achieving the G20 goal of resilient market-based finance pp. 155-177

Dietrich Domanski

2017, month April

Towards financial stability: A common good that needs to be consolidated and reinforced pp. 7-10

F. Villeroy de Galhau

Ten years on: fixing the fault lines of the global financial crisis pp. 13-20

M. Carney

Safer than ever before? An assessment of the impact of regulation on banks’ resilience eight years on pp. 23-32

D. Nouy

Measuring the impact of Basel III pp. 33-43

D. J. Elliot and E. Balta

The impact of financial regulation: a G-SIB perspective pp. 45-54

A. Weber

Bank health post-crisis pp. 55-67

K. Chousakos and G. Gorton

Implementing an efficient resolution framework in the Banking Union: lessons from the crisis and challenges ahead pp. 71-76

E. König

Building a strong financial sector pp. 77-85

V. Dombrovskis

National and supranational banking regulators: between delayed intervention and time inconsistency pp. 87-94

B.M. Parigi

Central clearing: reaping the benefits, controlling the risks pp. 97-110

Benoit Coeuré

Central clearing: reaping the benefits, controlling the risks pp. 111-126

Sheri Markose, Simone Giansante and A. Rais Shaghaghi

Have post-crisis financial reforms crimped market liquidity? pp. 127-138

Avinash Persaud

Central clearing and risk transformation pp. 141-147

Rama ConT

A stability perspective of market-based finance: designing new prudential tools? pp. 149-156

S. Maijoor and C. Boidard

Macroprudential measures and capital controls: towards a framework for policy evaluation pp. 157-166

C. Bush

2016, month April

Constructing the possible trinity of innovation, stability and regulation for digital finance pp. 5-13

F. Villeroy de Galhau

Digital banking and market disruption: a sense of déjà vu? pp. 17-24

J. Dermine

Digital risk: a strategic challenge and a growth opportunity for insurers pp. 25-36

N. Schimel

Systemic risk in payments pp. 37-44

G. Pauget

Financial institutions and cyber crime – Between vulnerability and security pp. 45-52

Q. Gaumer, S. Mortier and A. Moutaib

Where are the risks in high frequency trading? pp. 53-67

Thierry Foucault

Making Europe’s financial market infrastructure a bulwark of financial stability pp. 71-75

Y. Mersch

Beyond technology – adequate regulation and oversight in the age of fintechs pp. 77-83

A. R. Dombret

The rise of fintechs and their regulation pp. 85-92

Serge Darolles

The migration to online lending and the rise of private regulation of online financial transactions with business customers pp. 93-100

G. P. Rutledge

Money and payments in the digital age: innovations and challenges pp. 103-111

Francois Velde

Future evolution of electronic trading in European bond markets pp. 113-121

E. Callaghan

Emergence of big data: how will it impact the economic model of insurance? pp. 123-128

T. Derez

Big data challenges and opportunities in financial stability monitoring pp. 129-142

Mark Flood, H. V. Jagadish and L. Raschid

Implementation of real-time settlement for banks using decentralised ledger technology: policy and legal implications pp. 143-151

K. Gifford and J. Cheng

High-frequency trading, geographical concerns and the curvature of the Earth pp. 153-160

F. Declerck