Macro Prudential
Macroprudential policy as part of a broader financial stability regime: does it exist, what should it be?
Macroprudential policy is (supposedly) the dynamic component of financial stability policy. Leading researchers recently described its purpose as being to “moderate the procyclicality of the financial system and thereby secure the resilience and stability of the financial system as a whole.” READ THE FULL ARTICLE
What is macroprudential policy for? Making it safe for central bankers,
The Design and Governance of Financial Stability Regimes,
Is There Macroprudential Policy without International Cooperation?,
Microprudential Versus Macroprudential Supervision,
IMF: Rethinking Macro Policy III,
Macroprudentialism – Vox eBook,
MacroPru or Capital Controls: Care Needed,
Macroprudential Policy and the International Monetary System: Triangulation or Strangulation,
