Europe faces unprecedented geopolitical and economic challenges, including high dependencies on external providers for energy, technology, security, and financial infrastructure. Frank Elderson argues reducing these dependencies is essential for safeguarding the European way of life
Strengthening operational resilience for the age of AI Read More »
Sam Woods reflects on the nature of banking supervision. Taking stock of how supervision has evolved in the UK and internationally, he considers what the role of a supervisor is and how it might evolve in future
The development of clinical supervision Read More »
Christopher Waller emphasises the need for the Federal Reserve to modernise its operations to adapt to a changing world. This includes reducing costs, effectively managing risk, and delivering value to the American taxpayer
Modernizing Federal Reserve operations in the 21st century Read More »
Uuriintuya Batsaikhan discusses the outline plan to reduce stigma associated with short-term borrowing from the Federal Reserve, and argues that the reform package may be doing banks too many favours, and risks amplifying liquidity risk, potentially threatening more bank failures
Can US banks have it all? Liquidity in times of ample reserves Read More »
The US is planning a revision of rules on bank liquidity. Scott Bessent argues that the existing rules are ineffective and impede lending, and that the US is on the cusp of a fundamental reset in how its financial system is regulated
A reset on liquidity regulation Read More »
Capital requirements form the foundation of the regulatory framework. Michelle Bowman details her comprehensive review and what is next for bank capital requirements and Basel III
Capital rules for the real economy Read More »
Regulators must foster a financial system that allows each bank to thrive and support a vibrant economy and financial system. Michelle Bowman discusses banking regulations, emphasising the importance of regulatory tailoring and the promotion of innovation
Modernizing supervision and regulation: 2025 and the path ahead Read More »
Each financial crisis brings more financial supervision, more models and larger buffers – but still fragility persists. Jon Danielsson argues that resilience should be the organising principle of supervision, rooted in the basic idea that has long governed finance itself: diversification
The paradox of perfect supervision Read More »
AI is transforming finance faster than the authorities can adapt. Jon Danielsson argues that while AI enhances the financial system’s efficiency, it also poses new, poorly understood risks, and ineffective supervision will mean a higher risk of financial crisis
How financial authorities should tackle AI challenges Read More »
The banking system sits at the centre of the economy. Michael Barr stresses that banks’ risk-taking must always be guided by clear guardrails, underpinned by effective banking supervision
The case for strong, effective banking supervision Read More »
