Transmission protection drives 80 percent of ECB policy events
A Banque de France study identifies transmission protection as an active policy dimension in over 80 percent of ECB meetings since 2010.
French small and intermediate enterprises faced deteriorating credit repayment capacity in 2025 despite solid profit shares and stable cash reserves, according to Banque de France tax data.
A Financial Stability Institute study of stablecoin regimes across the EU, Hong Kong, Singapore, the UK, and the US shows that activity limits apply only to issuing entities, leaving non-bank groups exposed to contagion risks.
Swedish fiscal and monetary policy largely pulled in the same direction between 2006 and 2025, according to a Riksbank study co-authored by Deputy Governor Anna Seim.
A Bank of Russia working paper finds that incorporating skill loss during unemployment into macroeconomic models generates persistent output scars.
A Banque de France study identifies transmission protection as an active policy dimension in over 80 percent of ECB meetings since 2010.
A Bank for International Settlements study presents a large language model screening procedure to identify divergences between bank prospectuses and regulatory capital rules.
Reductions in reserve requirements prompt financial institutions to shift large-value payment settlements toward later hours of the day.
A Swiss National Bank working paper maps digital tokens, including cryptocurrencies, CBDCs, and stablecoins, onto three historical monetary controversies.
Retail investors deposited a record 1.1 trillion rubles into Russian brokerage accounts in the second quarter of 2026.
An ECB working paper introduces the Reddit Retail Investor Sentiment Indicator, built from 8.5 million social media posts between 2015 and 2026.
A machine learning framework using random forests improves corporate default predictions and reveals non-linear tail risks across European banks.