Add to ORKGIn the aftermath of the nancial crash of 2008, policy makers operating in international nancial regula- tory networks discovered macroprudential regulation (MPR) and ‘systemic risk’. Macroprudential ideas rose to prominence quite rapidly in the aftermath of the nancial crash of 2008, but the process of translating these ideas into concrete regulatory practice has proceeded slowly and incrementally. e article sets out to explain why this has been the case citing ve factors that have been responsible for stunting the development of macroprudential regulation.
When it comes to macroprudential policy, we are inevitably talking about financial stability and sys...
Discretionary macroprudential policies aim to be countercyclical by adjusting risk-taking across the...
In this study we investigate which economic ideas were prevalent in the macroprudential discourse po...
Although the macroprudential regulation only became a central topic of bank regulation after 2008, r...
The 20th century consensus regarding the role of a central bank – to maintain price stability ...
The article argues that the macroprudential regulation can be used to the research in macroeconomic ...
Against the background of the 2008 global financial crisis, this article examines the re-emergence o...
The article argues that the macroprudential regulation can be used to the research in macroeconomic ...
Macroprudential regulation, which has emerged as a new departure in financial regulation (albeit wit...
This Article posits that the success of macroprudential regulation will depend on four factors. Firs...
After the destructive impact of the global financial crisis of 2008, many believe that pre-crisis fi...
After the global financial crisis of 2007–9, policymakers hailed macroprudential policy as the solut...
As many central banks contemplate the normalization of monetary policy, their focus is turning to th...
The severity and longevity of the recession caused by the 2007 financial crisis has highlighted the ...
In this article, Professor Goodhart highlights some of the failings of the new European regulatory r...
When it comes to macroprudential policy, we are inevitably talking about financial stability and sys...
Discretionary macroprudential policies aim to be countercyclical by adjusting risk-taking across the...
In this study we investigate which economic ideas were prevalent in the macroprudential discourse po...
Although the macroprudential regulation only became a central topic of bank regulation after 2008, r...
The 20th century consensus regarding the role of a central bank – to maintain price stability ...
The article argues that the macroprudential regulation can be used to the research in macroeconomic ...
Against the background of the 2008 global financial crisis, this article examines the re-emergence o...
The article argues that the macroprudential regulation can be used to the research in macroeconomic ...
Macroprudential regulation, which has emerged as a new departure in financial regulation (albeit wit...
This Article posits that the success of macroprudential regulation will depend on four factors. Firs...
After the destructive impact of the global financial crisis of 2008, many believe that pre-crisis fi...
After the global financial crisis of 2007–9, policymakers hailed macroprudential policy as the solut...
As many central banks contemplate the normalization of monetary policy, their focus is turning to th...
The severity and longevity of the recession caused by the 2007 financial crisis has highlighted the ...
In this article, Professor Goodhart highlights some of the failings of the new European regulatory r...
When it comes to macroprudential policy, we are inevitably talking about financial stability and sys...
Discretionary macroprudential policies aim to be countercyclical by adjusting risk-taking across the...
In this study we investigate which economic ideas were prevalent in the macroprudential discourse po...