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Irish plan for distressed borrowers attracts criticism

Central Banking | 13 May 2013 secure

Central Bank of Ireland encourages cooperation between lenders of secured and unsecured debt to keep distressed borrowers from bankruptcy; Irish League of Credit Unions denounces scheme

Topics: Ireland, Central Bank of Ireland, Debt

Monetary Policy

Riksbank doves defeated on rate cuts despite broad support for easing, minutes show

Central Banking | 29 Apr 2013 secure

Topics: Riksbank, Ingves, Interest rates, Debt

Debt Management

The Dutch are ‘poorly informed’ about country’s debt

Central Banking | 24 Apr 2013 secure

Topics: Netherlands, Netherlands Bank, Debt

Debt Management

ECB paper examines shifts in fiscal regimes

Central Banking | 08 Apr 2013 secure

Topics: ECB, Debt

Monetary Policy

Fed’s Powell and Rosengren hit back at ‘fiscal crunch’ research paper

Central Banking | 25 Feb 2013 secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, quantitative easing, monetary policy, Debt

Financial Stability

IMF paper urges ‘meaningful debt restructuring’ in private sector

Central Banking | 21 Feb 2013 secure

Topics: IMF, Debt

Financial Stability

Jwala Rambarran laments Caribbean futility over public debt

Central Banking | 31 Jan 2013 secure

Topics: Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago, Jwala Rambarran, Debt

Debt Management

Study highlights Ireland’s ‘high’ external debt

Central Banking | 18 Dec 2012 secure

Topics: Ireland, Central Bank of Ireland, Debt

Financial Stability

Dallas goes mobile with financial education

Central Banking | 07 Dec 2012 secure

Topics: Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, credit cards, Debt

Monetary Policy

Ingves defends position on rate-setting

Central Banking | 05 Dec 2012 secure

Topics: Sweden, Riksbank, Interest rates, Debt, Ingves

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Irish plan for distressed borrowers attracts criticism

Riksbank doves defeated on rate cuts despite broad support for easing, minutes show

The Dutch are ‘poorly informed’ about country’s debt

ECB paper examines shifts in fiscal regimes

Fed’s Powell and Rosengren hit back at ‘fiscal crunch’ research paper

IMF paper urges ‘meaningful debt restructuring’ in private sector

Jwala Rambarran laments Caribbean futility over public debt

Study highlights Ireland’s ‘high’ external debt

Dallas goes mobile with financial education

Ingves defends position on rate-setting

IMF gives verdict on unconventional monetary policies

Caruana tells central banks to focus more on financial stability

European bank stress tests will wait for SSM asset quality review in 2014

Leaked document shows deep IMF concerns about Cyprus bail-out

Fed director says rest of world lagging behind on cross-border resolution

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