Reviewing financial regulation or supervision of financial institutions that is aimed at maintaining the stability and integrity of the financial system
The ECB’s Governing Council has decided to proceed with the ‘preparation phase’. Ulrich Bindseil, Piero Cipollone and Jürgen Schaaf focus on the debate around the impact of a digital euro on bank funding
Demystifying fears about bank disintermediation Read More »
The Federal Reserve’s bank supervisory function is integral to a safe and sound banking system. Michael Barr argues that the Fed’s supervision must change and adapt with it, just as the banking system changes
Supervision with speed, force, and agility Read More »
Andrew Bailey gives an overview on the state of the banking sector, focusing on the future issues that are important for banks themselves and for broader monetary and financial stability
Banking today in the United Kingdom Read More »
Financial risk models are critical for the operation of financial institutions and financial regulations. Jon Danielsson argues that measuring systemic financial risk needs to acknowledge the changed behaviour during periods of market stress
When financial risk models hallucinate Read More »
Bank management and directors face significant challenges in preparing for an unpredictable future. Michelle Bowman suggests a different way of thinking about the long-term challenges and opportunities in the banking industry is needed
The future of banking over the longer-term Read More »
The EU has to manage the climate and digital transitions and achieve greater economic resilience. Maria Demertzis, David Pinkus and Nina Ruer discuss the potential EU approach to funding strategic objectives
Accelerating strategic investment in the EU beyond 2026 Read More »
As AI makes inroads into the financial system it exacerbates existing channels of instability and creates new ones. Jon Danielsson and Andreas Uthemann identify several such channels
How AI can undermine financial stability Read More »
Michelle Bowman considers the proposed Basel III reforms, and sees a path forward if the proposal was revised to address its two greatest shortcomings: over-calibration and a lack of regulatory tailoring
The path forward for bank capital reform Read More »
The US has dropped its support for unhindered international digital trade. Patrick Leblond argues that it now makes an e-commerce agreement at the WTO more likely
After USTR’s move, global governance of digital trade is fraught with unknowns Read More »
Michelle Bowman urges a return to regulatory tailoring to avoid the impulse to crank regulatory dials to their highest level for all firms
New Year’s resolutions for bank regulatory policymakers Read More »
