Monetary policy and banking supervision: still at arm's length? A comparative analysis

By the early 2000s an increasing number of countries had adopted a well-defined central bank framework, characterized by two intertwined features: stronger specialization for the banking authority in achieving monetary policy goals, and a lessening of its traditional responsibilities for the safegua...

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Main Author: Donato Masciandaro
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Università Carlo Cattaneo LIUC 2012-12-01
Series:The European Journal of Comparative Economics
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Online Access:http://eaces.liuc.it/18242979201203/182429792012090302.pdf
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description By the early 2000s an increasing number of countries had adopted a well-defined central bank framework, characterized by two intertwined features: stronger specialization for the banking authority in achieving monetary policy goals, and a lessening of its traditional responsibilities for the safeguard of financial stability within its institutional perimeter. The fundamental effect was that Central Bank Involvement in Supervision (CBIS) generally decreased. But then, after the Financial Crisis erupted in 2008, reforms have been undertaken and projects are being discussed to reconsider the role of the central bank in the field of supervisory tasks. The main research question is then: how is CBIS moving? This article offers two contributions. Firstly, the economics of the relationship between central banking, monetary policy and banking supervision is reviewed. Secondly, the current situation of CBIS in 88 countries around the world is analyzed.
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spelling doaj.art-16a150dc46964363888ace3108fcfa762022-12-21T23:58:08ZengUniversità Carlo Cattaneo LIUCThe European Journal of Comparative Economics1824-29792012-12-0193349366Monetary policy and banking supervision: still at arm's length? A comparative analysisDonato MasciandaroBy the early 2000s an increasing number of countries had adopted a well-defined central bank framework, characterized by two intertwined features: stronger specialization for the banking authority in achieving monetary policy goals, and a lessening of its traditional responsibilities for the safeguard of financial stability within its institutional perimeter. The fundamental effect was that Central Bank Involvement in Supervision (CBIS) generally decreased. But then, after the Financial Crisis erupted in 2008, reforms have been undertaken and projects are being discussed to reconsider the role of the central bank in the field of supervisory tasks. The main research question is then: how is CBIS moving? This article offers two contributions. Firstly, the economics of the relationship between central banking, monetary policy and banking supervision is reviewed. Secondly, the current situation of CBIS in 88 countries around the world is analyzed.http://eaces.liuc.it/18242979201203/182429792012090302.pdfCentral bankingmonetary policybanking supervisionfinancial crisis
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Monetary policy and banking supervision: still at arm's length? A comparative analysis
The European Journal of Comparative Economics
Central banking
monetary policy
banking supervision
financial crisis
title Monetary policy and banking supervision: still at arm's length? A comparative analysis
title_full Monetary policy and banking supervision: still at arm's length? A comparative analysis
title_fullStr Monetary policy and banking supervision: still at arm's length? A comparative analysis
title_full_unstemmed Monetary policy and banking supervision: still at arm's length? A comparative analysis
title_short Monetary policy and banking supervision: still at arm's length? A comparative analysis
title_sort monetary policy and banking supervision still at arm s length a comparative analysis
topic Central banking
monetary policy
banking supervision
financial crisis
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