Two-tier framework proposed to standardize EU green loans
Banca d'Italia researchers propose a two-tier classification for EU green loans to resolve operational hurdles under the EU Taxonomy.
Christophe Cahn, Patrick Fève and Julien Matheron trace the evolution of DSGE models in central banking in a Banque de France paper.
Two new quarterly indicators derived from EU-wide stress tests track euro area banking vulnerabilities by separating conditional capital depletion from organic earnings capacity.
Euro area companies with geographically diversified shareholders reduced capital expenditure by 20 percent less during the pandemic shock than home-biased peers.
A study from Banco de España tracking seven democracies shows political polarization has surged since 2009, rising twice as fast in North America as in Europe.
Banca d'Italia researchers propose a two-tier classification for EU green loans to resolve operational hurdles under the EU Taxonomy.
Geopolitical risks increase gold returns substantially more when global financial conditions are loose, according to a Bank for International Settlements study.
A 10 basis point drop in long-term US yields from quantitative easing raises global commercial real estate prices by 4 percent over two years, according to a De Nederlandsche Bank working paper.
16 of 27 EU member states anchor both designated macroprudential and microprudential authority within their central banks.
Nominal price rigidities combined with market and home consumption habits reconcile macroeconomic quantities with equity and bond yield curves, according to research by Pierlauro Lopez, Francisco Vázquez-Grande and David López-Salido.
A study by Banca d’Italia categorises Italian consumers into five behavioural profiles using payment diaries and artificial intelligence.
European Central Bank interest rate changes transmit to Montenegro and Kosovo with a two-to-four-year delay, an ECB study finds.