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The SSM, banking union and the future of prudential policy in Europe

Central Banking Journal | 10 May 2013 secure

The establishment of a single supervisory mechanism under the ECB will help mitigate a number of threats to Europe’s financial system, writes Ignazio Angeloni. But still more needs to be done

Topics: Macro-prudential regulation, Single supervisory mechanism, ECB

Monetary Policy

Deutsche Bundesbank’s losing struggle in European integration battle

Central Banking Journal | 28 Feb 2013 secure

Topics: Deutsche Bundesbank, ECB, Federal Reserve, Single supervisory mechanism

Financial Stability

Bretton Woods transcripts reveal global discord that still resonates today

Central Banking Journal | 28 Feb 2013 secure

Topics: Bretton Woods, IMF, World Bank, John Maynard Keynes

Financial Stability

Collateral problems in the euro area

Central Banking Journal | 28 Feb 2013 secure

Topics: Systemic risk, ECB, Target II, collateral

Financial Stability

The ghost at the IMF’s Tokyo feast

Central Banking Journal | 13 Dec 2012 secure

Topics: IMF, Japan, Christine Lagarde, Olivier Blanchard, China, India, Brazil, Italy, France, Germany, Korea, South, Mario Draghi, Klaus Regling, Peter Praet, ECB, Single supervisory mechanism, Fed, Ben Bernanke, Bank of Japan, Masaaki Shirakawa, Philipp Hildebrand, Graeme Wheeler, Reserve Bank of New Zealand

Financial Stability

Taming the finance monster

Central Banking Journal | 04 Dec 2012 secure

Topics: Financial crisis, sovereign wealth funds

Financial Stability

The future of bank capital

Central Banking Journal | 24 Aug 2012 secure

Topics: Financial crisis, Modigliani-Miller theorem, Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, Macro-prudential regulation

Monetary Policy

Where the BIS falls short

Central Banking Journal | 24 Aug 2012 secure

Topics: Bank for International Settlements, Inflation targeting

Monetary Policy

Can Japan afford to grow?

Central Banking Journal | 24 Aug 2012 secure

Topics: Japan, Bank of Japan, Inflation, growth

Financial Stability

Germany's concerns about the ECB’s bloated balance sheet

Central Banking Journal | 24 Aug 2012 secure

Topics: ECB, Balance sheet, Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, Deutsche Bundesbank, Bank for International Settlements

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The SSM, banking union and the future of prudential policy in Europe

Deutsche Bundesbank’s losing struggle in European integration battle

Bretton Woods transcripts reveal global discord that still resonates today

Collateral problems in the euro area

The ghost at the IMF’s Tokyo feast

Taming the finance monster

The future of bank capital

Where the BIS falls short

Can Japan afford to grow?

Germany's concerns about the ECB’s bloated balance sheet

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