Une Perspective Macroprudentielle Pour La Stabilité Financière

Christian Pinshi

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Abstract: The need to strengthen the macro prudential orientation of financial regulatory and supervisory frameworks stays a priority for financial and real healthy. Stability financial threatened with endogenous and exogenous risks translating crises, hence it has to a healthy regulation for the reduction risks. Macro prudential policy proves to be a best regulation for limiting systemic risk. We wonder about adoption a framework macro prudential for stability financial in Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The correlation between countercyclical capital buffer and stability financial justify to make use of framework macro prudential. The causality analysis put in light the effect of policy macro prudential on financial stability. The coefficient of reserve requirements, used like an indicator par excellence, and countercyclical capital buffer cause financial stability. That's justify an adoption of frame work macro prudential in DRC.

Keywords: monetary policy; financial stability; macro prudential policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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Published in Global Journal of Management and Business Research: Finance, 2017, 17

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