Financial Stability Report
2002 - 2024
Current editor(s): Markus Schwaiger, Birgit Niessner, Vanessa Redak and Martin Schuerz From Oesterreichische Nationalbank (Austrian Central Bank) P.O. Box 61, A-1011 Vienna, Austria. Contact information at EDIRC. Bibliographic data for series maintained by Stefan W. Schmitz (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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2024, issue 48
- The impact of the digital euro on Austrian banks from a financial stability perspective pp. 21-29

- Manuel Gruber, Christoph Siebenbrunner, Alexander Trachta and Christian Wipf
- Systemic risks from commercial real estate lending of Austrian banks pp. 31-39

- Marcel Barmeier, David Liebeg and Sebastian Rötzer
- From part of the problem to part of the solution: evaluating the effectiveness of borrower-based measures in Austria pp. 41-54

- Marcel Barmeier and Selin Johanna Scheuerer
- Results of the first dynamic balance sheet stress test in the ARNIE framework pp. 55-62

- Martin Hafner-Guth, Claus Puhr, Christoph Siebenbrunner and Philipp Weiss
- Interconnections between the Austrian banking sector and debt securities markets pp. 63-74

- Roberto Moshammer and Michael Nawaiseh
2023, issue 46
- The effects of cost-push inflation on Austrian banks pp. 19-28

- Christian Wipf
- Repricing of bank assets and liabilities in the current rate hike cycle: historical perspective and impact on bank profitability pp. 29-38

- Peter Breyer, Stefan Girsch, Jakob Hanzl, Mario Hübler, Sophie Steininger and Elisabeth Wittig
- Austria’s deposit guarantee scheme – resilient in uncertain times pp. 39-46

- Judith Eidenberger and Katharina Steiner
- What do people in Austria think about green finance? pp. 47-63

- Andreas Breitenfellner and Heider Kariem
2023, issue 45
- An analysis of Austrian banks during the high inflation period of the 1970s pp. 45-59

- Peter Breyer, Stefan Girsch, Jakob Hanzl, Mario Hübler, Sophie Steininger and Elisabeth Wittig
2022, issue 44
- Financial vulnerabilities and debt at risk of CESEE borrowers: a cross-country analysis pp. 25-44

- Matthias Enzinger, Melanie Koch and Aleksandra Riedl
- Systemic risks of commercial real estate funding in Austria pp. 45-67

- David Liebeg and Maximilian Liegler
- Effects of interest rate and inflation shocks on household vulnerability in Austria: a microsimulation using HFCS data pp. 69-77

- Nicolas Albacete, Isabel Gerstner, Niklas Geyer, Peter Lindner, Nicolas Prinz and Verena Woharcik
- DuPont reloaded: the profitability of the Austrian banking sector and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 79-87

- Manuel Gruber and Stefan Kavan
2022, issue 43
- Changes in banks’ rating assignments in response to the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 61-71

- Marcel Barmeier and Mario Haller
2021, issue 42
- OeNB climate risk stress test – modeling a carbon price shock for the Austrian banking sector pp. 27-45

- Martin Guth, Jannika Hesse, Csilla Königswieser, Gerald Krenn, Christian Lipp, Benjamin Neudorfer, Martin Schneider and Philipp Weiss
- Identifying banks with significant negative effects on financial stability in systemic shock scenarios pp. 47-55

- Judith Eidenberger and Katharina Steiner
- Nonbank financial intermediation in Austria – an update pp. 57-70

- Alexandra Schober-Rhomberg, Alexander Trachta and Matthias Wicho
- Supplement to “OeNB climate risk stress test – modeling a carbon price shock for the Austrian banking sector”

- Csilla Königswieser, Benjamin Neudorfer and Martin Schneider
2021, issue 41
- The calm before the storm? Insolvencies during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 57-76

- Helmut Elsinger, Pirmin Fessler, Stefan Kerbl, Anita Schneider, Martin Schürz and Stefan Wiesinger
- COVID-19-related payment moratoria and public guarantees for loans – stocktaking and outlook pp. 77-88

- Stephan Fidesser, Andreas Greiner, Ines Ladurner, Zofia Mrazova, Christof Schweiger, Ralph Spitzer and Elisabeth Woschnagg
2020, issue 40
- Austrian banks’ exposure to climate-related transition risk pp. 31-44

- Stefano Battiston, Martin Guth, Irene Monasterolo, Benjamin Neudorfer and Wolfgang Pointner
- Modeling the COVID-19 effects on the Austrian economy and banking system pp. 63-86

- Martin Guth, Christian Lipp, Claus Puhr and Martin Schneider
- The Austrian bank branch network from 2000 to 2019 from a spatial perspective pp. 87-101

- Helmut Stix
- Green finance – opportunities for the Austrian financial sector

- Andreas Breitenfellner, Susanne Hasenhüttl, Georg Lehmann and Andreas Tschulik
2020, issue 39
- Mapping financial vulnerability in CESEE: understanding risk-bearing capacities of households is key in times of crisis pp. 71-87

- Nicolas Albacete, Pirmin Fessler and Maximilian Propst
- Austrian banks’ lending risk appetite in times of expansive monetary policy and tightening capital regulation pp. 89-109

- Stefan Kerbl and Katharina Steiner
2019, issue 38
- Climate change as a risk to financial stability pp. 30-45

- Wolfgang Pointner and Doris Ritzberger-Grünwald
- Small but buzzing: the Austrian fintech ecosystem pp. 46-55

- Michael Boss, Konrad Richter, Andreas Timel and Philipp Weiss
- The recent upswing in corporate loan growth in Austria – a first risk assessment pp. 56-73

- Andreas Greiner, Katharina Steiner and Walter Waschiczek
- Nonbank financial intermediation in Austria – developments since 2008 pp. 74-86

- Thomas Pöchel, Alexandra Schober-Rhomberg, Alexander Trachta and Matthias Wicho
- OeNB Macroprudential Policy Conference – Financial stability in 2030: Maintaining effectiveness while reducing regulatory complexity pp. 87-94

- Michaela Posch and Stefan Schmitz
2019, issue 37
- Who puts our financial system at risk? A methodological approach to identify banks with potential significant negative effects on financial stability pp. 57-72

- Judith Eidenberger, Vanessa Redak and Eva Ubl
- Quantifying interest rate risk and the effect of model assumptions behind sight deposits pp. 73-85

- Stefan Kerbl, Boris Simunovic and Andreas Wolf
2018, issue 36
- European retail payments market integration and fintech: a case study approach pp. 25-39

- Katharina Allinger
- Nonperforming exposures of Austrian banks – decomposing aggregate measures pp. 40-55

- Petra Bärnthaler, Helmut Elsinger, Pirmin Fessler and Elisabeth Woschnagg
- Funding growth and innovation in Austria – financing conditions for SMEs and start-ups pp. 56-72

- Helmut Gassler, Wolfgang Pointner and Doris Ritzberger-Grünwald
- Improved own funds levels: effects on banks’ “problem probability” pp. 73-81

- Stefan Kerbl and Christoph Leitner
- Lending to households in CESEE with regard to Austrian banking subsidiaries and macroprudential measures addressing credit-related risks pp. 82-93

- Tina Wittenberger
2018, issue 35
- Digitalization in financial services and household finance: fintech, financial literacy and financial stability pp. 50-58

- Helmut Elsinger, Pirmin Fessler, Judith Feyrer, Konrad Richter, Maria Silgoner and Andreas Timel
- The Russian banking sector: between instability and recovery pp. 59-66

- Stephan Barisitz
- One policy to rule them all? On the effectiveness of LTV, DTI and DSTI ratio limits as macroprudential policy tools pp. 67-83

- Nicolas Albacete, Pirmin Fessler and Peter Lindner
2017, issue 34
- Profitability of Austrian banks ’ domestic business from 1995 to 2016: driving forces, current challenges and future opportunities pp. 52-67

- Gernot Ebner, Eleonora Endlich, Andreas Greiner, Manuel Gruber, Stefan Kavan, Marie Theres Kraihammer, Martin Ohms, Vanessa Redak, Alexandra Schober-Rhomberg and Daniela Widhalm
- Comparability of Basel risk weights in the EU banking sector pp. 68-89

- Sophia Döme and Stefan Kerbl
2017, issue 33
- Simulating the impact of borrower-based macroprudential policies on mortgages and the real estate sector in Austria – evidence from the Household Finance and Consumption Survey 2014 pp. 52-68

- Nicolas Albacete and Peter Lindner
- Ukraine’s banking sector: still very weak, but some signs of improvement pp. 69-77

- Stephan Barisitz and Mathias Lahnsteiner
- What drives Austrian banking subsidiaries’ return on equity in CESEE and how does it compare to their cost of equity? pp. 78-87

- Manuel Gruber, Stefan Kavan and Paul Stockert
- The resilience of households in bank bail-ins pp. 88-101

- Peter Lindner and Vanessa Redak
2016, issue 32
- The profitability of Austrian banking subsidiaries in CESEE: driving forces, current challenges and opportunities pp. 64-79

- Gernot Ebner, Eleonora Endlich, Andreas Greiner, Manuel Gruber, Günther Hobl, Stefan Kavan, Martin Ohms, Vanessa Redak, Alexandra Schober-Rhomberg, Paul Stockert, Daniela Widhalm and Tina Wittenberger
- Banking employment in Austria pp. 80-100

- Doris Ritzberger-Grünwald, Alfred Stiglbauer and Walter Waschiczek
- Bail-in: who invests in noncovered debt securities issued by euro area banks? pp. 101-119

- Claudia Pigrum, Thomas Reininger and Caroline Stern
- From low to negative rates: an asymmetric dilemma pp. 120-137

- Stefan Kerbl and Michael Sigmund
2016, issue 31
- The distribution of residential property price changes across homeowners and its implications for financial stability in Austria pp. 62-81

- Nicolas Albacete, Pirmin Fessler and Peter Lindner
- Minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) – initial assessment for Austrian banks and selected subsidiaries in the EU pp. 82-95

- Johannes Langthaler, Valentina Metz, Patrick Pechmann, Konrad Richter, Bernhard Rottensteiner, Daniel Unterkofler and Philipp Weiss
- Corporate financing in Austria in the run-up to capital markets union (This study is also available in German) pp. 96-119

- Helmut Elsinger, Robert Köck, Marcel Kropp and Walter Waschiczek
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