OECD Journal: Financial Market Trends

2008 - 2017

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Systemic Financial Crises: How to Fund Resolution pp. 1-34: Sebastian Schich and Byoung-Hwan Kim
Sovereign Debt Challenges for Banking Systems and Bond Markets pp. 1-34: Gert Wehinger
OECD Sovereign Borrowing Outlook No.3 pp. 1-15: Hans Blommestein, Eylem Vayvada Derya and Perla Ibarlucea Flores
A Market Perspective on the European Sovereign Debt and Banking Crisis pp. 9-36: Adrian Blundell-Wignall and Patrick Slovik
Risks in Financial Group Structures pp. 105-136: Stephen Lumpkin
Challenges and Developments in the Financial Systems of the Southeast Asian Economies pp. 137-159: Toshiyuki Shimada and Ting Yang
A Public Debt Management Perspective on Proposals for Restrictions on Short Selling of Sovereign Debt pp. 179-185: Hans Blommestein
Assessing the Labour, Financial and Demographic Risks to Retirement Income from Defined-Contribution Pensions pp. 189-217: Pablo Antolin and Stéphanie Payet
The Second Corporate Governance Wave in the Middle East and North Africa pp. 219-226: Alissa Koldertsova

Thinking beyond Basel III: Necessary Solutions for Capital and Liquidity pp. 9-33: Adrian Blundell-Wignall and Paul Atkinson
The Design of Government Guarantees for Bank Bonds: Lessons from the Recent Financial Crisis pp. 35-66: Aviram Levy and Sebastian Schich
Risks Ahead for the Financial Industry in a Changing Interest Rate Environment pp. 67-84: Gert Wehinger
Assessing Default Investment Strategies in Defined Contribution Pension Plans pp. 87-115: Pablo Antolin, Stéphanie Payet and Juan Yermo
Consumer Protection and Financial Innovation: A Few Basic Propositions pp. 117-139: Stephen Lumpkin
Debt Markets: Policy Challenges in the Post-Crisis Landscape pp. 143-169: Hans Blommestein, Vincenzo Guzzo, Allison Holland and Yibin Mu
A Suggested New Approach to the Measurement and Reporting of Gross Short- Term Borrowing Operations by Governments pp. 171-179: Hans Blommestein, Ove Sten Jensen and Thomas Olofsson
Statistical Yearbook on African Central Government Debt: Overview of a New OECD Publication pp. 181-187: Hans Blommestein and Thor Saari

The elephant in the room: The need to deal with what banks do pp. 1-27: Adrian Blundell-Wignall, Gert Wehinger and Patrick Slovik
Regulatory issues related to financial innovation pp. 1-31: Stephen Lumpkin
The surge in borrowing needs of OECD governments: Revised estimates for 2009 and 2010 Outlook pp. 1-15: Hans Blommestein and Arzu Gok
The financial industry and challenges related to post-crises exit strategies pp. 37-53: Gert Wehinger
Expanded guarantees for banks: Benefits, costs and exit issues pp. 55-89: Sebastian Schich
Insurance companies and the financial crisis pp. 123-151: Sebastian Schich
Private pensions and the financial crisis: How to ensure adequate retirement income from DC pension plans pp. 153-179: Pablo Antolin
Responding to the crisis: Changes in OECD government debt issuance procedures, portfolio management and primary dealer systems pp. 191-206: Hans Blommestein
Current and structural developments in the financial systems of OECD enhanced engagement countries pp. 209-263: John Thompson
Policy framework for effective and efficient financial regulation: General guidance and high-level checklist pp. 267-321: Oecd

Dealing with the crisis and thinking about the exit strategy pp. 11-28: Adrian Blundell-Wignall, Paul Atkinson and Se Hoon Lee
The turmoil and the financial industry: Developments and policy responses pp. 29-60: Gert Wehinger
The corporate governance lessons from the financial crisis pp. 61-87: Grant Kirkpatrick
Expanded government guarantees for bank liabilities: Selected issues pp. 89-123: Sebastian Schich
Private pensions and policy responses to the financial economic crisis pp. 127-141: Pablo Antolin and Fiona Stewart
Retirement saving and the payout phase: How to get there and how to get the most of it pp. 143-162: Ignazio Visco
Evaluating risk sharing in private pensions plans pp. 163-184: Hans Blommestein, Pascal Janssen, Niels Kortleve and Juan Yermo
OECD sovereign borrowing outlook 2009 pp. 187-195: Hans Blommestein and Arzu Gok
New challenges in the use of governement debt issuance procedures, techniques and policies in OECD markets pp. 197-208: Hans Blommestein
The role of stock exchanges in corporate governance pp. 209-238: Hans Christiansen and Alissa Koldertsova

Lessons from the financial market turmoil: Challenges ahead for the financial industry and policy makers pp. 1-40: Gert Wehinger
Households' wealth composition across OECD countries and financial risks borne by households pp. 1-25: Isabelle Ynesta
Financial crisis: Deposit insurance and related financial safety net aspects pp. 1-39: Sebastian Schich
Ageing and the payout phase of pensions, annuities and financial markets pp. 1-19: Pablo Antolin
Recent trends in institutional investors statistics pp. 1-22: Eric Gonnard, Eun Jung Kim and Isabelle Ynesta
Challenges for financial intermediaries offering asset decumulation products pp. 1-31: Sebastian Schich
Resolutions of weak institutions: Lessons learned from previous crises pp. 1-42: Stephen Lumpkin
Pension fund governance: Challenges and potential solutions pp. 1-42: Fiona Stewart and Juan Yermo
The current financial crisis: Causes and policy issues pp. 1-21: Adrian Blundell-Wignall, Paul Atkinson and Se Hoon Lee
Revisiting the asset-meltdown hypothesis pp. 1-14: Sebastian Schich
Secondary market liquidity in domestic debt markets: Key policy conclusions pp. 1-6: Hans Blommestein, Alison Harwood, Philipp Anderson and Ceyla Pazarbasioglu

The recent financial market turmoil, contagion risks and policy responses pp. 9-28: Oecd
The subprime crisis: Size, deleveraging and some policy options pp. 29-53: Adrian Blundell-Wignall
Financial turbulence: Some lessons regarding deposit insurance pp. 55-79: Sebastian Schich
Challenges related to financial guarantee insurance pp. 81-113: Sebastian Schich
Sovereign wealth & pension fund issues pp. 117-132: Adrian Blundell-Wignall, Yu-Wei Hu and Juan Yermo
Governance and investment of sovereign and public pension reserve funds in selected OECD countries pp. 133-161: Juan Yermo
Funding regulations and risk sharing pp. 163-196: Colin Pugh and Juan Yermo
Evaluating the impact of risk-based funding requirements on pension funds pp. 197-219: Jordy Peek, Andreas Reuss and Gerhard Scheuenstuhl
Use of derivatives for debt management and domestic debt market development: Key conclusions pp. 223-235: Hans Blommestein, Das Udaibir, Alison Harwood, Ceyla Pazarbasiogl and Anderson Silva