Financial Stability Report

2002 - 2024

Current editor(s): Markus Schwaiger, Birgit Niessner, Vanessa Redak and Martin Schuerz

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2015, issue 30

Analyzing the systemic risks of alternative investment funds based on AIFMD reporting: a primer pp. 62-70

Georg Lehecka and Eva Ubl

The Russian banking sector – heightened risks in a difficult environment pp. 71-84

Stephan Barisitz

Systemic liquidity and macroprudential supervision pp. 85-92

Aerdt Houben, Stefan Schmitz and Michael Wedow

2015, issue 29

Ukraine: struggling banking sector amid substantial uncertainty pp. 72-92

Stephan Barisitz and Zuzana Fungáčová

Foreign currency borrowers in Austria – evidence from the Household Finance and Consumption Survey pp. 93-109

Nicolas Albacete and Peter Lindner

When Austrian banks cross borders pp. 110-121

Esther Segalla

2014, issue 28

Austrian Banks in the Comprehensive Assessment pp. 54-58

Maximilian Fandl and Robert Ferstl

Austrian Subsidiaries’ Profitability in the Czech Republic and Slovakia – CESEE Margins with an Austrian Risk Profile pp. 59-68

Stefan Kavan and Daniela Widhalm

Workshop Summary: Are House Prices Endangering Financial Stability? If So, How Can We Counteract This? pp. 69-74

Martin Schneider and Karin Wagner

The Banking Recovery and Resolution Directive and the EU’s Crisis Management Framework: Principles, Interplay with the Comprehensive Assessment and the Consequences for Recapitalizing Credit Institutions in Crisis Situations pp. 75-90

Dieter Huber and Georg Merc

2014, issue 27

The Priorities of Deleveraging in the Euro Area and Austria and Its Implications for CE SEE pp. 50-63

Judith Eidenberger, Stefan Schmitz and Katharina Steiner

Macrofinancial Developments in Ukraine, Russia and Turkey from an Austrian Financial Stability Perspective pp. 64-73

Stephan Barisitz, Mathias Lahnsteiner, Daniela Widhalm and Tina Wittenberger

Capital Market Development in CESEE and the Need for Further Reform pp. 74-82

Krisztina Jäger-Gyovai

Macroprudential Supervision: A Key Lesson from the Financial Crisis pp. 83-94

Judith Eidenberger, David Liebeg, Stefan Schmitz, Reinhardt Seliger, Michael Sigmund, Katharina Steiner, Peter Strobl and Eva Ubl

Risk-Bearing Capacity of Households – Linking Micro-Level Data to the Macroprudential Toolkit pp. 95-110

Nicolas Albacete, Judith Eidenberger, Gerald Krenn, Peter Lindner and Michael Sigmund

2013, issue 26

Macroprudential Policy: A Complementing Pillar in Prudential Supervision – The EU and Austrian Frameworks pp. 56-61

David Liebeg and Alexander Trachta

Quantifying Financial Stability in Austria, New Tools for Macroprudential Supervision pp. 62-81

Judith Eidenberger, Benjamin Neudorfer, Michael Sigmund and Ingrid Stein

Credit Boom in Russia despite Global Woes – Driving Forces and Risks pp. 82-99

Stephan Barisitz

ARNIE in Action: The 2013 FSAP Stress Tests for the Austrian Banking System pp. 100-118

Martin Feldkircher, Gerhard Fenz, Robert Ferstl, Gerald Krenn, Benjamin Neudorfer, Claus Puhr, Thomas Reininger, Stefan Schmitz, Martin Schneider, Christoph Siebenbrunner, Michael Sigmund and Ralph Spitzer

2013, issue 25

The Single Supervisory Mechanism within the Banking Union – Novel Features and Implications for Austrian Supervisors and Supervised Entities pp. 52-56

Dieter Huber and Elisabeth von Pföstl

Household Vulnerability in Austria – A Microeconomic Analysis Based on the Household Finance and Consumption Survey pp. 57-73

Nicolas Albacete and Peter Lindner

Stress Test Robustness: Recent Advances and Open Problems pp. 74-86

Thomas Breuer and Martin Summer

Macroeconomic, Market and Bank-Specific Determinants of the Net Interest Margin in Austria pp. 87-101

Ulrich Gunter, Gerald Krenn and Michael Sigmund

Measuring Financial (In)Stability in Emerging Europe: A New Index-Based Approach pp. 102-117

Petr Jakubík and Tomáš Slacík

2012, issue 24

How Do Austrian Banks Fund Their Swiss Franc Exposure? pp. 54-61

Raphael Auer, Sébastien Kraenzlin and David Liebeg

Contagiousness and Vulnerability in the Austrian Interbank Market pp. 62-78

Claus Puhr, Reinhardt Seliger and Michael Sigmund

Clustering Austrian Banks’ Business Models and Peer Groups in the European Banking Sector pp. 79-95

Robert Ferstl and David Seres

2012, issue 23

Ukrainian Banks Face Heightened Uncertainty and Challenges pp. 50-57

Stephan Barisitz, Ulrich Gunter and Mathias Lahnsteiner

Risk Buffer Profiles of Foreign Currency Mortgage Holders pp. 58-71

Nicolas Albacete, Pirmin Fessler and Martin Schürz

Intra-Group Cross-Border Credit and Roll-Over Risks in CESEE – Evidence from Austrian Banks pp. 72-87

Markus Hameter, Mathias Lahnsteiner and Ursula Vogel

2011, issue 22

Detecting Financial Stability Vulnerabilities in Due Time: Can Simple Indicators Identify a Complex Issue? pp. 59-71

Benjamin Neudorfer, Michael Sigmund and Alexander Trachta

What Drives Aggregate Credit Risk? pp. 72-87

Stefan Kerbl and Michael Sigmund

The Austrian Insurance Industry in CESEE: Risks and Opportunities from a Financial Stability Point of View pp. 88-106

Teresa Bianchi, Gernot Ebner, Raimund Korherr and Eva Ubl

Bank Supervision and Resolution: National and International Challenges pp. 107-111

Martin Summer

2011, issue 21

The Road to Basel III – Quantitative Impact Study, the Basel III Framework and Implementation in the EU pp. 58-61

Anastasia Gromova-Schneider and Caroline Niziolek

Macroprudential Regulation and Supervision: From the Identification of Systemic Risks to Policy Measures pp. 62-78

David Liebeg and Michaela Posch

Preserving Macrofinancial Stability in Serbia: Past Legacies, Present Dilemmas and Future Challenges pp. 79-104

Sandor Gardo

2010, issue 20

Foreign Currency Lending in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe: The Case of Austrian Banks pp. 56-76

Johannes Pann, Reinhardt Seliger and Julia Übeleis

Russian Banks on the Route of Fragile Recovery pp. 77-85

Stephan Barisitz and Mathias Lahnsteiner

The Economic Impact of Measures Aimed at Strengthening Bank Resilience – Estimates for Austria pp. 86-114

Emanuel Kopp, Christian Ragacs and Stefan Schmitz

The Economics of Bank Insolvency, Restructuring and Recapitalization pp. 115-122

Helmut Elsinger and Martin Summer

2010, issue 19

From Stormy Expansion to Riding out the Storm: Banking Development in Kazakhstan pp. 61-71

Stephan Barisitz and Mathias Lahnsteiner

Stress Testing Austrian Households pp. 72-91

Nicolas Albacete and Pirmin Fessler

Effects of the Payment Services Act on the Austrian Financial Market pp. 92-104

Barbara Freitag and Benedict Schimka

Assessing the Relevance of Austrian Investment Companies and Mutual Funds for Financial Stability pp. 105-119

Stefan Kavan, Günther Sedlacek, Reinhardt Seliger and Eva Ubl

2009, issue 18

Recent Developments in the Austrian Banking System's Liquidity Situation and the International Regulatory Debate pp. 59-66

Stefan Schmitz and Florian Weidenholzer

Investor Commitment Tested by Deep Crisis: Banking Development in Ukraine pp. 67-75

Stephan Barisitz and Mathias Lahnsteiner

The Austrian Insurance Industry from a Financial Stability Perspective: an Analysis of the Period from 2002 to 2008 pp. 76-92

Gernot Ebner and Eva Ubl

Quantifying the Cyclicality of Regulatory Capital – First Evidence from Austria pp. 93-103

Stefan Kerbl and Michael Sigmund

2009, issue 17

A Review of the Impact of the Crisis on Austria’s Financial Sector pp. 54-62

Martin Schürz, Markus Schwaiger and Julia Übeleis

EU Bank Packages: Objectives and Potential Conflicts of Objectives pp. 63-84

Michaela Posch, Stefan Schmitz and Beat Weber

Modeling Credit Risk through the Austrian Business Cycle: An Update of the OeNB Model pp. 85-101

Michael Boss, Martin Fenz, Johannes Pann, Claus Puhr, Martin Schneider and Eva Ubl

Direct Cross-Border Lending by Austrian Banks to Eastern Europe pp. 102-122

Claus Puhr, Markus Schwaiger and Michael Sigmund

Banking and Financial Stability in Russia and the Euro Area amid International Financial Market Turbulences pp. 123-142

Stephan Barisitz, Gernot Ebner, Mathias Lahnsteiner and Johannes Pann