The United States has the benefit of a strong, vigorous economy, the deepest and most liquid markets in the world, and a critical place in the world economy through the role of the US dollar
Risks and challenges for bank regulation and supervision Read More »
Sasha Mills outlines how the Bank of England is using its new powers to achieve its priorities for Financial Market Infrastructure regulation in the coming year, including ensuring operational and financial resilience and embracing the opportunities of innovation
Financial Market Infrastructure regulation in a changing world Read More »
Michelle Bowman shares her views on banking regulation and supervision, and says that it is important to have a problem-focused approach, discussing the imperative of innovation in the banking system
Banking regulation in 2025 and beyond Read More »
AI is being used for a wide and increasing range of applications in financial services. Sarah Breeden explores the novel features of Generative AI and how we can uphold financial stability whilst harnessing its potential benefits for economic growth
Engaging with the machine: AI and financial stability Read More »
Globalisation is threatened as countries impose trade restrictions, especially against trading partners with large geopolitical differences. Han Qiu, Dora Xia and James Yetman gauge the impact of this development on trade flows
Deconstructing global trade: the role of geopolitical alignment Read More »
The financial sector is a key enabler for the realisation of high growth with inclusiveness during the next decade and beyond. Shaktikanta Das discusses current issues in the Indian banking and financial sector
Current issues in the Indian banking and financial sector Read More »
The Basel III ‘endgame’ standards are to be implemented. Michelle Bowman considers the potential consequences of bank capital reform measures, both in the United States and around the world
The consequences of bank capital reform Read More »
Jon Danielsson argues that failures in regulation is a key reason for financial crises, and proposes that the financial authorities instead adopt diversification to build a more resilient financial system
Why so many crises happen when we know why they happen and how to prevent them Read More »
Industrial policy is undergoing a major resurgence. Cristina Caffarra and Nathaniel Lane argue that getting Europe to improve performance will require a massive, concerted effort at national and EU levels
Not a ‘side dish’: new industrial policy and competition Read More »
Cristina Caffarra and Burcu Kilic describe how antitrust thinking has been undergoing a major shift in the US, and ‘antimonopoly’ has become a broader value in multiple areas of economic policy
Re-joining trade with antitrust measures Read More »
