IMF unveils first vintage of macro-prudential data
Database is the first global source of information on macro-prudential institutions
The International Monetary Fund has unveiled its first batch of data on how countries worldwide are making use of macro-prudential tools, indicating a tendency to tighten rules throughout 2016 and shedding light on the most popular instruments.
The IMF says the database is the “first global source of information on institutional arrangements supporting macro-prudential policy”. Member countries were surveyed in 2017 for data on their institutional frameworks, toolkits and changes in policy
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