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Praet describes the ECB’s role in the financial crisis

Central Banking | 11 May 2012 secure

Member of the ECB executive board addresses Austrian central bank conference; echoes colleagues in stressing other routes to recovery must be pursued beyond emergency policy measures

Topics: Peter Praet, European Central Bank, Financial crisis

Financial Stability

Bernanke says stronger banks will lead to 'robust' economy

Central Banking | 10 May 2012 secure

Topics: Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve, Credit conditions, Financial crisis, banks

Financial Stability

Bank of Spain plays down bank nationalisation talk

Central Banking | 10 May 2012 secure

Topics: Spain, Bank of Spain, banks, Financial crisis, Debt

Financial Stability

IMF research examines links between governance and stress events

Central Banking | 10 May 2012 secure

Topics: IMF, Financial crisis

Monetary Policy

New deputy governor notes increasing Swedish economic dependency

Central Banking | 09 May 2012 secure

Topics: Riksbank, Sweden, Kerstin af Jochnick, Macroprudential, growth, Inflation, Financial crisis, Europe

Financial Stability

Honohan discusses lessons from central banks' response to financial shocks

Central Banking | 09 May 2012 secure

Topics: Patrick Honohan, Ireland, Central Bank of Ireland, Financial crisis

Financial Stability

Lagarde calls for ‘gradual’ austerity moves

Central Banking | 08 May 2012 secure

Topics: Christine Lagarde, IMF, growth, Financial crisis, China, Emerging markets, Europe

Financial Stability

King admits BoE should have done more to prevent banking crisis

Central Banking | 02 May 2012 secure

Topics: Mervyn King, Bank of England, United Kingdom, Macro-prudential regulation, Financial crisis, Risk, banks, Northern Rock

Financial Stability

Dallas Fed chief calls for taxes on 'too-big-to-fail' financial institutions

Central Banking | 02 May 2012 secure

Topics: Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Sifi, Macro-prudential regulation, Financial crisis, Dodd-Frank Act

Financial Stability

Fed’s Tarullo laments delays in shadow-banking reform

Central Banking | 02 May 2012 secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, Shadow banking, United States, Risk, Financial crisis

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Praet describes the ECB’s role in the financial crisis

Bernanke says stronger banks will lead to 'robust' economy

Bank of Spain plays down bank nationalisation talk

IMF research examines links between governance and stress events

New deputy governor notes increasing Swedish economic dependency

Honohan discusses lessons from central banks' response to financial shocks

Lagarde calls for ‘gradual’ austerity moves

King admits BoE should have done more to prevent banking crisis

Dallas Fed chief calls for taxes on 'too-big-to-fail' financial institutions

Fed’s Tarullo laments delays in shadow-banking reform

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

RBNZ gets macro-prudential go-ahead

IMF ‘policy book' tackles Mena central bank challenges

BoE’s Weale wary of further easing damaging inflation expectations

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