BOEPaper
A Bank of England study shows synthetic dollar funding lacks a single price, with rates varying across dealer books.
FEDPaper
A 100 billion dollar expansion in U.S. Treasury supply raises five-year yields by approximately 3 basis points, according to research by Federal Reserve economists Daniel Beltran and Canlin Li.
SSMPaper
New bank applicants across the euro area face harmonised licensing assessments under an updated supervisory guide released in September 2026.
ECBPaper
Increased lending competition lowers corporate credit risk primarily for well-capitalized banks, according to an ECB working paper analyzing 146 euro area lenders from 2020 to 2025.
ECBPaper
Borrowers from banks under the European Central Bank's Single Supervisory Mechanism reduced their share of intangible assets by 2.7 percent between 2013 and 2018, according to an ECB working paper by Miguel Ampudia, Thorsten Beck, and Alexander Popov.
BISPaper
Maritime traffic disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz act as a direct supply shock that raises consumer prices and depresses global output, according to a Bank for International Settlements working paper.
BDIPaper
A Banca d'Italia paper adapts the Merton structural framework to quantify how geopolitical uncertainty transmits across bank balance sheets.
BDIPaper
A Banca d’Italia study shows supply shocks drove nearly two thirds of Italy’s headline inflation at its late-2022 peak.
BDIPaper
Fintech firms are increasingly shifting toward business-to-business models and private acquisitions by incumbent banks rather than initial public offerings, according to a Bank of Italy study.
BDIPaper
Zombie firms hinder employment growth at healthy Italian exporters by locking up local labor supply.
BDIPaper
A one percentage point increase in non-OECD net immigration raises real GDP per worker across 38 OECD countries by 1.2 percent over five years and 1.9 percent over ten years.