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IMF research identifies ‘strong macro-financial linkages’ in eastern Europe

Central Banking | 21 Mar 2013 secure

Working paper finds macroeconomic factors closely tied to non-performing loans in central, eastern and southeast Europe; warns of ‘strong feedback effects’ between banks and economy

Topics: IMF, Europe, banks

Governance

RBI’s Sinha says good bank governance should reduce need for intervention

Central Banking | 21 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: India, Reserve Bank of India, banks, Anand Sinha

Financial Stability

Dombret warns national banking systems are too-big-to-fail

Central Banking | 20 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Deutsche Bundesbank, Eurozone, banks

Financial Stability

RBNZ deputy defends bank resolution policy

Central Banking | 20 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: New Zealand, Reserve Bank of New Zealand, banks

Financial Stability

BoJ researcher finds need for heterogeneous response to credit flows

Central Banking | 19 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Bank of Japan, banks, Credit conditions, Asia

Financial Stability

Robert Pringle’s Viewpoint: Wider lessons of the Cyprus bail-out

Central Banking | 18 Mar 2013

Topics: Eurozone, banks, Cyprus, Financial crisis

Financial Stability

Eurozone rocked by Cypriot depositor haircut plan

Central Banking | 18 Mar 2013

Topics: Eurozone, banks, Cyprus, Financial crisis

Financial Stability

Icelandic paper finds country's response to banking crisis was optimal

Central Banking | 18 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Iceland, Central Bank of Iceland, banks, Financial crisis

Financial Stability

Bundesbank paper raises concerns over accuracy of systemic risk measures

Central Banking | 13 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Bundesbank, banks, Risk

Financial Stability

Fed stress tests reveal potential for losses of $460 billion

Central Banking | 08 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, banks, Stress tests

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IMF research identifies ‘strong macro-financial linkages’ in eastern Europe

RBI’s Sinha says good bank governance should reduce need for intervention

Dombret warns national banking systems are too-big-to-fail

RBNZ deputy defends bank resolution policy

BoJ researcher finds need for heterogeneous response to credit flows

Robert Pringle’s Viewpoint: Wider lessons of the Cyprus bail-out

Eurozone rocked by Cypriot depositor haircut plan

Icelandic paper finds country's response to banking crisis was optimal

Bundesbank paper raises concerns over accuracy of systemic risk measures

Fed stress tests reveal potential for losses of $460 billion

Bullard says inflation must pick up before asset purchases can be slowed

Sarb and Nigeria hold steady as Ghana hikes rates 100bp

Martowardojo sworn in as governor of Bank Indonesia

New York Fed forecasts support continued easing

Japan delays cross-border rules amid US and European uncertainty

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