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Jan 7, 2012 · A series of responses across the polls consistently show that preponderant majorities believe they are confronting greater financial risk than earlier generations.
- Macroprudential Aspects of Liquidity
- What Promotes Resilience?
- Digital Currencies
- Household Balance Sheets
- Does Banking Have A Higher Purpose?
- Conclusion
One lesson from the crisis was that too often regulatory policy, while focusing on the safety of individual banks, neglected the overall stability of the system. As a result, policymakers increased their emphasis on macroprudential policy. The three papers in this session examined the financial stability effects of liquidity regulation. In “Unconve...
Several conference papers explored the issue of resilience, questioning what makes the system less vulnerable to shocks and able to prevent problems from turning into crises. Three papers addressed these issues in several ways. A major reform postcrisis was regulators’ recommending that financial assets traded over-the-counter (OTC) be cleared thro...
Critics often complain that policymakers are prone to “fight the last war” and adopt laws and regulations that react to the previous crisis. That is why it is important to look ahead, and several conference papers did so by considering the impact of emerging technologies, specifically, aspects of digital currencies. A classic question in monetary e...
Though a lot of thought about financial stability centers on banks and financial firms, housing markets also played a central role in the 2007–2009 financial crisis, and a key cost of the crisis was its impact on households. Three conference papers looked at the implications of household balance sheets for financial stability. Can credit markets he...
In the academic keynote address, Anjan Thakor talked about “Financial Stability: Capital, Culture, and Higher Purpose.” He started from the question of how best to strike a balance between financial stability and economic growth so that sustainable growth can be achieved without sacrificing stability. He suggests a three-pronged approach relating c...
In addition to the paper presentations, several other types of discussion took place. Each group of papers was discussed by an expert in the respective topic and received further comments and suggestions in a short period of general discussion. Further reflection on the issues addressed at the conference was provided in panel discussions consisting...
Aug 21, 2023 · The 2022 financial stability conference focused on frontier risks, a new normal, and policy challenges. This Economic Commentary summarizes the academic papers and keynotes featured.
Aug 8, 2024 · Explore the factors influencing global financial stability, including regulatory measures, systemic risks, and emerging threats like cyberattacks and climate change.
Jul 8, 2024 · ABSTRACT. International policymakers prioritize financial stability and inclusion, but often view them as separate goals, overlooking potential overlap and trade-offs. If synergies and trade-offs between the two concepts are not recognized and understood, policy design may yield less-than-ideal results.
The overall risk to the financial system is broadly unchanged since November 2017. Elevated financial vulnerabilities have the potential to amplify the effects of adverse shocks on the economy and the financial system.
A series of responses across the polls consistently show that preponderant majorities believe they are confronting greater financial risk than earlier generations.
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