BIS
Project Aperta enables cross-border open finance interoperability
Project Aperta, a BIS initiative, explores the feasibility of cross-border open finance interoperability.
Paper
FED
Fed scenarios 1968-2020: Value and limits for risk management
A new Federal Reserve paper documents 1,265 staff alternative scenarios presented to the FOMC from 1968 to 2020.
DKNB
Global tensions, housing, cyberthreats dominate risk outlook
Danmarks Nationalbank identifies global geopolitical tensions, rising house prices in Copenhagen, and cyberthreats as the dominant risks to financial stability.
BIS
Cross-border payments: 2025 survey highlights progress
A 2025 monitoring survey by the BIS Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) identifies key advancements in making cross-border payments cheaper, faster, and more inclusive.
BOE
QE/QT effects vary by economic conditions, BoE study finds
A new Bank of England working paper provides evidence that the effects of quantitative easing (QE) and tightening (QT) policies are state contingent.
BDI
Banca d'Italia details sustainable investment performance
Banca d'Italia's 2025 annual report details the integration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into its investment management.
BDI
Banca d'Italia details 2025 sustainability efforts
Banca d'Italia's 2025 Activity and Sustainability Report Appendix provides comprehensive quantitative information on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) topics.
CBR
Limited efficiency of G-SIB capital regulation in curbing brown lending
A Bank of Russia working paper examines the limited efficiency of capital regulation for Global Systemically Important Banks (G-SIBs) in curbing brown lending.
BDE
Energy shock fuels inflation, ECB rate hike expectations
The European Central Bank's Governing Council meeting account from April 2026 reveals that the Middle East conflict continues to drive euro area financial markets and inflation expectations.
BIS
China's inflation dynamics fit New Keynesian framework
A new Bank for International Settlements (BIS) working paper finds that China's inflation dynamics fit the New Keynesian Phillips Curve framework surprisingly well.
ECB
Monetary policy affects firms' employment decisions
A new European Central Bank working paper finds that monetary policy asymmetrically affects firms' employment decisions, particularly their tendency to hoard labour.