Financial stability
BIS steps up pressure to end financial sector support
Emergency measures brought in during the crisis are now doing more harm than good, annual report says
Reciprocal currency swap agreements between central banks bolstered market stability in Korea during the crisis in 2007 and 2008
Regulators should ban dividend payments or curb banker pay to conserve cash, instead of championing Cocos, says economist
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Risk Europe: ECB insists eurozone bonds decision was its own
Political pressure played no part in ECB decision to buy bonds, says board member
Systemic risk regulators should direct policy not just give warnings...
Past experience suggests the new financial stability bodies should direct regulatory policies, not just warn about instability
Bernanke rules out repeat of Scap stress tests
Last year's Scap stress tests for US banks were a one-off, the Fed chairman said today.
ECB decision could be critical in Greek debt crisis
If Greek debt is downgraded again, much will depend on whether the ECB decides to keep accepting it as collateral.
US banks saved but rest of nation still drowning, Sigtarp finds
US government attempts to repair the damage done by the financial crisis have been successful as regards the major banks, but have failed to address rising unemployment and a lacklustre residential property market, according to the latest quarterly report...
Breaking up banks could increase instability, research finds
Banking systems with small numbers of large banks are more stable and less likely to undergo crises, according to World Bank and NBER economists.
Iceland’s “grossly negligent” central bankers caused collapse: report...
Much awaited parliamentary report singles out seven individuals including Icelandic central bank’s governing board trio as responsible for 2008 collapse of banking sector
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