Deutsche Bundesbank Research Brief | 69th edition – September 2024by Kamil Pliszka, Carina Schlam Global systemically important banks (G-SIBs) have to comply with additional buffer requirements owing to their size and interconnectedness within the banking sector. The buffer level banks are expected to meet depends on their exposures at a certain point in time. A new[…]
FEDS Noteby Lia Chabot, Paul Cochran, Sebastian Infante and Benjamin Iorio In this note, the authors present a novel measure based on individual dealer-level data that isolates the compensation dealers receive for intermediating overnight Treasury repurchase agreements across repo market segments. Link: FEDS Notes: Dealer Balance Sheet Constraints Evidence from Dealer-Level Data across Repo Market[…]
European Banking Authority Press Release The European Banking Authority (EBA) updated the 13 systemic importance indicators and underlying data for the 33 largest institutions in the EU whose leverage ratio exposure measure exceeds EUR 200 bn. This publication includes updated numbers and data items specific to the recognition of the Banking Union and of institutions[…]
Research data base by De Nederlandsche Bank Securities Holdings Statistics (SHS), compiled by the European System of Central Banks (ESCB) and organized by the European Central Bank have spurred research over the past decade. This data base includes an overview of the available research papers based on the literature review of DNB Working Paper No.[…]
European Banking Authority Press Release The European Banking Authority (EBA) published a Report on structured deposits in the European Union (EU), under the Markets for Financial Instruments Regulation (MiFIR) to monitor this particular market segment. The Report finds that in more than half of the 27 national markets in the EU, structured deposits do not[…]
VoxEU Column by Jin Cao, Linda S. Goldberg, Sonalika Sinha & Stefano Ungaro Government guarantee programmes for bank loans to businesses adopted during the COVID-19 crisis were broad in scope and sometimes quite different in their design and terms. A new CEPR Policy Insight uses a survey of 17 central banks to explore policy lessons[…]
ESM Blog Entryby Wim Van Aken & Carlos Eduardo Martins Climate change and actions taken to mitigate its negative effects should be of great concern for European citizens, economies, and, ultimately, for financial stability. Experts agree that billions of euros are needed every year to reduce emissions and curb climate change risks. With the ESM[…]
BIS Annual Economic Report Chapter 1by Agustín Carstens Link: BIS Annual Economic Report Chapter 1: Laying a robust macro-financial foundation for the future
by Clive Jackson and Samo Boh For example, securitisation and other loan transfers can change the outstanding amounts of loans on bank balance sheets, even though they do not affect the actual financing that has been provided to the real economy. Cash pooling, which is offered by banks to help corporate groups manage their liquidity[…]
BIS Annual Economic Report Chapter 3 by Hyun Song Shin Link: BIS Annual Economic Report Chapter 3: Artificial intelligence and the economy: implications for central banks