Feature/Financial stability
System risk lessons from FX loans in Central and Eastern Europe
Central Banking Journal |
16 May 2012
The build-up of forex loans in Central and Eastern Europe presented a systemic challenge to financial stability in the region. Piotr J Szpunar argues this episode points to a need for macro-prudential rules in Europe that allow individual countries to raise requirements in excess of EU norms
Germany’s political elite treads tightrope of public opinion on euro
Central Banking Journal |
16 May 2012
Collateral eligibility: the ultimate macro-prudential policy weapon?
Central Banking Journal |
16 May 2012
collateral, Macro-prudential regulation, Bank of England, Financial Services Authority
New fault lines in financial regulation
Central Banking Journal |
21 Feb 2012
Macro-prudential regulation, Financial crisis, Europe, Bank for International Settlements, Financial Services Board
Asia to develop emergency financial stability safety net
Central Banking Journal |
21 Feb 2012
Asia, IMF, Financial crisis, Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralization, China, Korea, South, Japan, Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean)
A new toolkit for eurozone survival
Central Banking Journal |
21 Feb 2012
The G-20 and the dollar: what’s new?
Central Banking Journal |
11 Nov 2011
The fractured global monetary system
Central Banking Journal | 22 Aug 2011
Would Spain be better off out of the euro?
Central Banking Journal | 22 Aug 2011
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