Lessons from recent stress in the financial system
Aymo Brunetti argues that big banks must become globally resolvable, or significantly ‘smaller’
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EU moving towards better international bank capital standards compliance
The US and Swiss bank collapses show the importance of strong capital and liquidity positions and should signal to the EU the benefits of closer adherence to Basel III, Nicolas Véron believes
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A digital euro: widely available and easy to use
Fabio Panetta argues that making a digital euro both available to everyone and easy to use requires a good design and an adequate regulatory framework
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Resilient global supply chains and implications for public policy
Supply disruptions during the pandemic raised concerns about supply chains. Cyrille Schwellnus, Antton Haramboure, and Lea Samek consider the resilience of global supply chains
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Climate action: approaching a tipping point?
Sarah Breeden reflects that we haven’t yet reached the tipping point in an unavoidably uncertain transition. Governments, business, finance and central banks all have unique roles to play to get us there
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The shape of things to come: innovation in payments and money
Jon Cunliffe looks at four areas where the tokenisation of money is now being explored, examining the BoE’s work to ensure these new forms of money are robust and uniform
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Mobilising transition finance will require credible corporate climate plans
Alexander Lehmann says investors need tools to evaluate whether climate transition plans are credible
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Monetary and financial stability: lessons from recent times
Andrew Bailey shares a series of recent lessons for monetary and financial stability, looking at how they all fit together and the challenges they pose
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Will China’s new financial regulatory reform be enough?
China’s leadership has made financial risk a core priority. Martin Chorzempa and Nicolas Véron discuss the regulatory reforms
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What SVB and Credit Suisse tell us about financial regulations
SVB and Credit Suisse have exposed regulation failures. Jon Danielsson and Charles Goodhart argue the best way forward would be to focus on shock absorption and moral hazard, not the current approach of buffers and risk measurements
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