Minsky and dynamic macroprudential regulation by Jan Kregel

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Heterogenous banks and macroprudential regulations by Bhowal, Subhendu.

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Banks’ Trust in the EU Macroprudential Regulation by Matias Huhtilainen

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The Development of Macroprudential Regulation of Bank Household Lending in Russia by O. S. Miroshnichenko, N. S. Voronova, V. V. Gamukin

“…The practice of macroprudential regulation of credit risks in the banking sector is complemented by the introduction of credit holidays for borrowers - individuals, who are struggling because of the pandemic. …”
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Bank pay caps, bank risk, and macroprudential regulation by Thanassoulis, J

A Component Expected Shortfall Approach to Systemic Risk: An Application in the South African Financial Industry by Mathias Mandla Manguzvane, Sibusiso Blessing Ngobese

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The risks of operations with derivative financial instruments as a threat to the financial stability of commercial banks by O.V., A.O.

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FINANCIAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF ECONOMIC SECURITY OF THE STATE by I. Nastasiak, O. Baik, O. Zaiats, N. Mykhalitska, M. Veresklia

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Effective Practices of Macroprudential Stress Testing as a Tool of Increasing the Stability of Russian Financial System in the Context of Macroeconomic Shocks by D. Yu. Desyatnichenko, O. V. Ryabov, O. Yu. Desyatnichenko

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L’innovazione come motore per lo sviluppo della finanza verde in Cina - Innovation as a Driver for the Development of Green Finance in China by Mathias Larsen, Yao Wang

“…First, at the central bank level, China has deployed innovative tools not seen anywhere before, such as including green factors in macroprudential regulation. Second, fintech has been applied in innovative ways, such as by banks using public environmental platforms as input for client credit assessment. …”
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Contradictions of economic policy in the context of new risks and challenges in the development of the world economy by E. N. Smirnov

“…One of the objectives of the study is to assess the approaches of individual countries in terms of their response to the crisis phenomena of recent years, to determine the main directions for counteracting the growth in the debt burden of countries, tools to curb inflation in the context of unprecedentedly tight financial conditions, as well as mechanisms for macroprudential regulation. As one of the results of the study, the author proves the growing differentiation of economic policies in the context of individual countries, limiting the sustainable recovery of the world economy, which is exacerbated by the ongoing instability of international trade and disruptions in global value chains. …”
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Interaction of macro-management policies to reduce lending growth by Chokri Zehri, Latifa Saleh Iben Ammar, Fatma Zehri

“…Capital controls and macroprudential regulation, as CFM policy tools, moderate lending growth. …”
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The effect of market intervention policy through capping rate on credit growth by EC, Anung Herlianto, Sofilda, Eleonora, Hamzah, Muhammad Zilal, Ginting, Ari Mulianta

“…The results also show that the direct interaction between macroprudential regulation and micro-prudential policy contribute to reducing the occurrence of credit shocks. …”
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Directions of improvement of multinational banks’ credit activity regulations in terms of debt-type economy by Murshudli Fakhri, Zapotichna Roksolana, Mursalov Muslim

“…Scientific and practical approaches to regulating multinational banks’ credit activities, which are based on the introduction of special regulatory measures by the countries with debt-type economies (transformation of external financing sources, revision of forms of credit cooperation with multinational banks, intensification of inclusion in the processes of securitization of credit relations, introduction of a system of macroprudential regulation instruments, increasing the level of international liquidity), have been developed.…”
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Central bank digital currencies as an element of the payment-centric model of global financial regulation by V. E. Ponamorenko, G. A. Nasyrova, E. S. Molotova

“…In particular, this involves international policies pertaining to the regulation of financial services, macroprudential regulation, regulation of the global monetary system, regulation of crypto assets, countering illicit financial flows in the global economy, and ESG regulation. …”
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Impact of Monetary Policy on the Level of Economic Inequality in the United States by M. L. Dorofeev

“…Another important conclusion is the idea that the new monetary policy, despite all fears that it is a source of growing economic inequality, is acceptable with marginal income and inheritance tax rates of about 60% and with effective macroprudential regulation of US economy.…”
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Financial market failures and systemic crises by Feijer, Diego (Diego Francisco Feijer Rovira)

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Theoretical basis of ensuring the banking security of the state by O.G.

“…The use of a process approach to the study of banking security has a number of the following advantages: the opportunity to form regulatory measures of the state to prevent or reduce the impact of destabilizing factors of the external environment on the functioning of the banking system; the possibility of developing the tools of macroprudential regulation of the banking sector; the possibility of improving the financial management system of individual banking institutions. …”
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Do Sounder Banks Make Calmer Waters? The Link between Bank Regulations and Capital Flow Waves by Forbes, Kristin

“…This paper tests if prudential and macroprudential regulations have meaningfully reduced the incidence of capital flow “waves,” that is, of sudden stops and surges of capital flows from abroad. …”
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Jointly optimal regulation of bank capital and maturity structure by Walther, A

“…Banks create excessive systemic risk through leverage and maturity mismatch, as financial constraints introduce welfare-reducing pecuniary externalities. Macroprudential regulators can achieve efficiency with simple linear constraints on banks' balance sheets, which require less information than Pigouvian taxes. …”