DNB
Capital ratios drive differentiated deleveraging in EU banks
A new DNB working paper reveals that higher capital ratios lead to differentiated deleveraging among large European banks.
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BOE
Bank capital costs still hit corporate lending
A Bank of England analysis confirms higher bank capital requirements increase corporate lending spreads.
DNB
DNB: 57 percent of job switchers move to new sectors
A new study by De Nederlandsche Bank reveals that 57 percent of employees who switch jobs also move to a different economic sector.
BIS
Global standards for insurer resolution frameworks
The Financial Stability Board (FSB) and the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) have established international standards for insurer resolution frameworks.
RIKSBANK
Riksbank QT impact dampened by bank and hedge fund purchases
The Riksbank's quantitative tightening (QT) has had a limited impact on the Swedish economy, primarily because banks and leveraged investors like hedge funds absorbed the supply of securities.
RIKSBANK
Riksbank journal explores policy process, climate risks
Sveriges Riksbank has released a new issue of its journal, 'Economic Review,' featuring four articles on monetary policy preparation and predictability.
BIS
Project Agorá prototype enhances cross-border payments with DLT
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) and the Institute of International Finance (IIF) led Project Agorá, a public-private collaboration exploring tokenisation and programmability to enhance wholesale cross-border payments.
BIS
UI generosity raises wages for all worker types
A Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland working paper estimates the effects of unemployment insurance generosity on wages.
BIS
LCR regulation lowers bank funding costs, especially for long-term debt
A new Bank for International Settlements (BIS) working paper establishes a causal link between liquidity regulation and lower bank wholesale funding costs.
ECB
Econometric model identifies relationship-level credit shocks
A new ECB working paper proposes a novel econometric model to identify relationship-specific credit demand and supply shocks in bipartite networks.
ECB
European stockholding sees high turnover, new investor profile
A new ECB study reveals substantial turnover in European stock market participation between 2020 and 2024, with 10 percent of non-stockholders entering and 20 percent of stockholders exiting annually.