Mitigating Systemic Risk and the Role of Central Banks

Basel III and Systemic Risk Regulation - What Way Forward?

An essential role of the ESRB is to identify risks with a systemic dimension and prevent or mitigate their impact on the financial system within the EU”. In ...

Pursuing financial stability after the crisis - Sciences Po

Everybody thought we had to learn from the crisis to avoid systemic risks, but the question of “What do we have to learn?” had no ...

Systemic risks and macroprudential policy - Danmarks Nationalbank

Macroprudential policy aims precisely to curb the risk of a systemic financial crisis occurring and to alleviate the damage to the economy when the crisis hits.

Macro-Prudential Policies to Mitigate Systemic Risk - SpringerLink

In particular, for community banks, a full exemption from certain prudential standards and stress tests was provided for banks with less than ...

Nature loss threatens financial stability and central banks should act

... systemic risks in the same way as climate change. It calls for a concerted response by central banks and financial supervisors similar to ...

Central Bank Independence Revisited: - Harvard Kennedy School

As argued above, central banks should play an important role in systemic risk monitoring because of ... the prevention and mitigation of systemic risks to the EU ...

European Central Bank on X: "Speech Ignazio Angeloni: Systemic ...

Speech Ignazio Angeloni: Systemic risk mitigation - The roles of capital and corporate governance https://t.co/pRQrKQOJxW.

Lessons for the Discount Window from the March 2023 Bank Failures

While lender of last resort tools cannot by themselves mitigate run risk—and are most powerful when well aligned with good bank regulatory and supervisory ...

Realising Central Banks' Climate Ambitions Through Financial ...

Considering the debate on market neutrality, the concerns on the risk of overstretching the central banks' mandate, violation of Tinbergen's principle and ...

Major Functions | Central Bank of Sri Lanka

Macroprudential policy is set by identifying, monitoring and assessing risks jeopardising stability of the financial system in order to prevent or mitigate ...

Green Financial and Regulatory Policies: Why Are Some Central ...

... systemic risk to the stability of financial ... role of central banks and financial supervisors as policy actors in mitigating these risks.

Guide on climate-related disclosure for central banks - NGFS

Central banks play a key stewardship role in the financial system. As part ... risk management framework, differentiating between central bank areas and functions ...

Macroprudential Policy Frameworks and Tools | Bulletin

Systemic risk can build over time (the time dimension) or be related to the distribution of risk in the financial system (the cross-sectional ...

Should central banks favour the objective of financial stability or the ...

Even in those central banks which integrate macroprudential and monetary policy, the two functions ... mitigating existing systemic risks? Note ...

Financial Crises and Central Banks' "Lender of Last Resort" Function

... financial stability policy, if one emphasizes the aspect of mitigating systemic risk. At the same time, the function can be labeled as.

Central Banking for Financial Stability in Asia

A key lesson of the 2007–2009 global financial crisis (GFC) was the importance of containing systemic financial risk and the need for a “macroprudential” ...

Introduction to Financial Services: Systemic Risk

Distress at large financial firms was central to the ... This raises questions of whether further reforms are merited to mitigate systemic risk ...

Transition and systemic risk in the South African banking sector

Macroprudential measures have two main functions: increasing the resilience of the financial system to systemic shocks, and mitigating the ...

Introduction (Chapter 1) - Taming the Cycles of Finance?

... role of central banks in contemporary financial systems. ... mitigating systemic risks ... European Central Bank/European Systemic Risk Board ...

The importance of resolution planning and loss-absorbing capacity ...

Banks systemic in failure should ensure they are resolvable in a way that protects their critical functions without severe systemic disruption ...