BDIPaper
Italy's golden power temporarily cuts M&A in key sectors
A Banca d'Italia study finds that Italy's 'golden power' regulation temporarily reduced M&A activity in strategic non-financial sectors.
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BDIPaper
Italian network model: Shock propagation and policy evaluation
Banca d'Italia researchers developed a quantitative framework to study shock propagation in the Italian economy.
BDIPaper
Italian firms rely on internal funds for green investments
A Banca d'Italia study reveals that just over a quarter of Italian firms undertook green investments between 2021 and 2024.
BDIPaper
Italy's capital accumulation lags euro area peers
A Banca d'Italia paper compares Italy's weak capital accumulation with Germany, France, and Spain since 2000.
BDIPaper
Italian firm growth hindered by regulatory costs
A Banca d'Italia study quantifies the regulatory costs that hinder firm growth in Italy.
BDIPaper
BISPaper
Credit supply preserved after distressed bank acquisitions
A BIS working paper finds that acquiring banks in sale-of-business resolutions preserve credit to riskier inherited borrowers.
BOEPaper
Payment system operators face new resilience requirements
The Bank of England has published a Supervisory Statement outlining its expectations for operational resilience for recognized payment system operators and specified service providers.
BOEPaper
BoE finalizes binding governance code for payment systems
The Bank of England has published a policy statement and supervisory statement, finalizing a binding code of practice and guidance on the governance of recognised payment system operators.
BOCPaper
Rural Canada: Banking competition and cash access thresholds
A Bank of Canada staff paper studies banking competition and access to cash and retail banking services in rural Canadian markets.
BDFPaper
Sectoral communication faces credibility challenge for central banks
A new Banque de France working paper explores central bank communication in multi-sector economies.
BISPaper
Stablecoin transactions are more than just payments
A new Bank for International Settlements working paper reveals that nearly 60 percent of stablecoin transfers occur within complex transaction bundles, not as standalone payments.