Financial Stability Review

2002 - 2021

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2015, month April

The financing of the economy in the post-crisis period: challenges and risks for financial stability pp. 7-11

C. Noyer

Completing the single market in capital pp. 15-24

Benoit Coeuré

What does the new face of international financial intermediation mean for emerging market economies? pp. 25-36

Hyun Song Shin and Philip Turner

Financing solutions to sustain the growth of SMEs and MTEs and lay the foundations for future competitiveness pp. 37-49

A. Caudoux and J. Geoffroy

Reviving securitisation pp. 51-87

M. Segoviano, B. Jones, P. Linder and J. Blankenheim

Supporting sustainable growth: the role of safe and stable banking systems pp. 65-73

S. Ingves

How a supplemental leverage ratio can improve financial stability, traditional lending and economic growth pp. 75-80

S.C. Bair

Key initiatives to unlock bank lending to the European corporate sector pp. 81-87

P. De Fontaine Vive

The impact of the new regulatory paradigm on the role of banks in financing the economy pp. 89-100

M.-L. Barut, N. Rouillé and M. Sanchez

Impact of financial regulation on the long-term financing of the economy by banks pp. 103-109

M. Pébereau

Global banks and the adoption of the new regulatory framework: effects on the financing of emerging markets and developing economies pp. 111-118

A. Carstens

The opportunity cost of collateral pledged: derivatives market reform and bank lending pp. 119-125

Guillaume Vuillemey

Long-term savings: the case of life insurance in France pp. 129-136

Christian Gollier

The long-term financing of the economy in the new regulatory environment pp. 137-145

D. Kessler

The role of investors in promoting sustainable long-term growth pp. 147-156

B. Novick

Reallocating savings to investment - The new role of asset managers pp. 157-164

Y. Perrier

2014, month April

Macroprudential policy: from theory to implementation pp. 7-12

C. Noyer

Five questions and six answers about macroprudential policy pp. 15-24

J. Caruana and Benjamin Cohen

Governance of macroprudential policy pp. 25-32

K. Knot

From tapering to preventive policy pp. 33-38

C. Goodhart and Enrico Perotti

Collective action problems in macroprudential policy and the need for international coordination pp. 39-46

J. Vinals and E. Nier

A macroprudential perspective on regulating large financial institutions pp. 47-60

D. K. Tarullo

The impact of macroprudential policy on financial integration pp. 61-68

A. Dombret

European macroprudential policy from gestation to infancy pp. 71-84

Ignazio Angeloni

Macroprudential policy in France: requirements and implementation pp. 85-96

A. Le Lorier

Implementing macroprudential policies: the Swiss approach pp. 97-104

Jean-Pierre Danthine

The effects of macroprudential policies on housing market risks: evidence from Hong Kong pp. 105-120

Dong He

Macroprudential policies in Korea – Key measures and experiences pp. 121-130

C. Kim

Framework for the conduct of macroprudential policy in India: experiences and perspectives pp. 131-144

K. C. Chakrabarty

Learning from the history of American macroprudential policy pp. 145-150

D. J. Elliott

Macroprudential policy and quantitative instruments: a European historical perspective pp. 151-160

A. Kelber and Eric Monnet

Macroprudential policy beyond banking regulation pp. 163-172

Olivier Jeanne and Anton Korinek

Principles for macroprudential regulation pp. 173-182

Anil Kashyap, Dimitrios Tsomocos and A. Vardoulakis

Macroprudential capital tools: assessing their rationale and effectiveness pp. 183-194

Laurent Clerc, Kalin Nikolov, Alexis Derviz, Livio Stracca, Caterina Mendicino, Javier Suarez, Stéphane Moyen and A. Vardoulakis

The housing market: the impact of macroprudential measures in France pp. 195-206

Sanvi Avouyi-Dovi, C. Labonne and Rémy Lecat

Three criticisms of prudential banking regulations pp. 207-216

V. Levy-Garboua and G. Maarek

Macroprudential policy and credit supply cycles pp. 217-224

Jose-Luis Peydro

Interactions between monetary and macroprudential policies pp. 225-240

Julien Matheron and Pamfili Antipa

2013, month April

Completing the G20 reform agenda for strengthening over-the-counter derivatives markets pp. 11-18

M. Carney

Regulatory reforms for OTC derivatives: past, present and future pp. 19-28

S. Ingves

Overview of international work towards OTC derivatives markets reform and remaining challenges pp. 29-38

M. Kono

International cooperation: a sine qua non for the success of OTC derivatives markets reform pp. 41-46

M. Barnier

Containing extraterritoriality to promote financial stability pp. 47-59

C. H. Dallara

International swaps market reform – Promoting transparency and lowering risk pp. 61-68

G. Gensler

CPSS-IOSCO Principles for financial market infrastructures: vectors of international convergence pp. 69-78

D. Russo

A transparency standard for derivatives pp. 81-89

Viral Acharya

New infrastructures for a sounder financial system pp. 91-99

M. C. Bodson

The importance of data quality for effective financial stability policies – Legal entity identifier: a first step towards necessary financial data reforms pp. 101-110

N. Jenkinson and I. S. Leonova

Transparency and financial stability pp. 111-119

R. Buenaventura and V. Ross

Assessing contagion risks in the CDS market pp. 123-134

Markus Brunnermeier, Laurent Clerc and M. Scheicher

Why the Greek CDS settlement did not lead to the feared meltdown pp. 135-150

Virginie Coudert and Mathieu Gex

CCPs as instruments of stability and risk mitigation pp. 153-160

J. Aigrain and M. Gex

Incentive compatible centralised clearing pp. 161-168

Bruno Biais, Florian Heider and Marie Hoerova

Access to central counterparties: why it matters and how it is changing pp. 169-177

T. Lane, J.-P. Dion and Joshua Slive

Central counterparties in evolving capital markets: safety, recovery and resolution pp. 179-184

P. Ticker

Collateral and new offers for an optimised management: an industrial revolution pp. 187-195

M.-A. Autheman

Collateral scarcity and asset encumbrance: implications for the European financial system pp. 197-206

Aerdt Houben and J W. Slingenberg

OTC derivatives market – regulatory developments and collateral dynamics pp. 207-213

M. Singh

OTC derivatives: ensuring safe, efficient markets that support economic growth pp. 217-225

S. O'Connor

Consequences of the new regulatory landscape on OTC derivatives trading pp. 227-231

F. Oudéa

Will the new regulatory regime for OTC markets impede financial innovation? pp. 233-238

A. D. Persaud