ECBPaper
Countries connecting their domestic fast payment systems see bilateral trade increase by approximately 4 percent, according to an ECB study.
ECBPaper
The European Central Bank published an analysis backing the European Commission's proposed EU Inc. corporate framework.
BISPaper
Financial factors and valuation shifts have become the primary drivers of expanding global imbalances across 28 major economies, according to a Bank for International Settlements study.
ECBPaper
A discussion paper by researchers from the ECB, AFM, Oxford, and HEC Paris examines how artificial intelligence transforms securities markets.
ECBPaper
A European Central Bank (ECB) working paper finds that banks active in securitisation reduce credit supply by 6 to 10 percent more over one year following a one percentage point policy rate increase compared to matched peers, driven by shifts in synthetic risk transfers.
BDIPaper
Global financial market infrastructures are shifting from a Western-led network into a multipolar architecture along geopolitical lines, according to Banca d'Italia researchers Cristina Di Luigi and Antonio Perrella.
BDEPaper
The market aftermath of the April 2025 U.S. tariff announcement was driven by multiple distinct shocks rather than a single trade disturbance, according to a Banco de España study.
DKNBPaper
Danmarks Nationalbank raised its current account rate by a cumulative 50 basis points to 2.10 percent following ECB decisions, maintaining an unchanged rate spread of -40 basis points.
ECBPaper
China's rapid industrial expansion has intensified export competition across the European Union between 2019 and 2025, hitting manufacturing-intensive economies like Germany hardest in machinery and transport equipment.
BDEPaper
Undiversifiable risk and pledgeability frictions create a widening gap between corporate hurdle rates and the financial cost of capital, according to research from the Banco de España.
ECBPaper
Expectations of rising corporate profits from artificial intelligence are driving US equity valuations and insulating markets from shocks, an ECB analysis finds.