Blog post
30 January 2017
Climate change and financial markets
What’s at stake: Ever since the 2016 Paris Agreement to reduce emissions was signed, researchers have been looking at the impact that moves towards a
Financial regulation
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Opinion piece
05 January 2017
Giving Asia its due in global financial regulation
With US inward turn, China should get a bigger role to bolster system
Blog post
12 December 2016
The political economy of macroprudential policy
What’s at stake: the emergence of renewed interest in macroprudential policy has characterised the aftermath of the great recession. There is not yet
External publication
16 November 2016
What role for the financial markets in Europe?
The European financial system is too strongly bank-based. How can it be rebalanced to become favourable to growth and employment again? (This paper is
Event
03 November 2016
Financial Stability Conference 2016
How can we fix the deficiencies in the EU financial system?
Bank-state-nexus, business models and the missing level playing field
Opinion piece
27 October 2016
An Italian take on banking crisis
The year 2016 has not been good to Italian banks. While resilient to the first wave of financial crisis in 2008, due to their low exposure to US sub-p
Policy brief
26 October 2016
Financial regulation: The G20’s missing Chinese dream
The current fairly peripheral role of China in the global financial regulatory system is increasingly problematic. The system needs a guiding vision i
Policy brief
09 August 2016
Total assets versus risk weighted assets: does it matter for MREL?
As a consequence of the global financial crisis, various initiatives have been taken in different jurisdictions to ensure the future resolvability of
Blog post
19 July 2016
Italy’s bail-in headache
Weakness in the Italian banking sector is a major concern for the euro area. Retail investors stand to lose out if BRRD bail-in rules are strictly app
Event
12 July 2016
The impact of the EU regulatory framework for financial services
At this event Jonathan Hill will discuss the results of the European Commission consultation on the EU regulatory framework for financial services
Blog post
24 June 2016
Initial market reactions to Brexit
Initial market reactions to Brexit
Blog post
13 June 2016
The cyclicality of structural reforms
What’s at stake: In line with the crisis-induced reform hypothesis, European countries have since 2010 enacted unpopular reforms in labour market regu
Event
09 June 2016
The Spanish financial crisis: Lessons for the European banking union
Spain is among the countries still recovering from the financial crisis. While misjudged investments were part of the cause, these past mistakes could
Blog post
10 May 2016
The European Union remains a laggard on banking supervisory transparency
Financial supervisors must provide the public with more information about the European banking sector in order to ensure financial stability. The leve
Blog post
22 April 2016
Italy's Atlas bank bailout fund: the shareholder of last resort
Italy’s new bank fund Atlas might be what is needed in the short run, but in the longer term the fund will increase systemic risk. What ultimately mat
Blog post
19 April 2016
Are regional governments causing deficit overshooting in Spain?
Spain once again missed its deficit target in 2015 and it seems unlikely that 2016 will be any better. The central government has pointed to regional