Financial and monetary stability
Disruptions to the financial and monetary system can stunt economic growth, reduce employment and strain government budgets. The Bundesbank observes the financial and monetary system, analyses systemic risks and plays an active role in national, European and global committees and institutions in order to identify threats in a timely manner and avert financial crises through risk-based measures and regulation.
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Too-big-to-fail and funding costs: A repository of research studies
In 2019, the Bank for International Settlements launched FRAME, an online repository of studies on the Basel III reforms. The latest update by Bundesbank and the Financial Stability Board outlines the impact of the G20’s too-big-to-fail reforms on banks’ funding costs, credit ratings and contingent claims.
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BaFin reduces countercyclical capital buffer to 0 %
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Statement on the countercyclical capital buffer by the German Financial Stability Committee
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2019 Financial Stability Review: Germany’s financial system remains vulnerable
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BaFin activated the countercyclical capital buffer
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German Financial Stability Committee recommends activating countercyclical capital buffer
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Proceedings of policy evaluation workshop published
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International cooperation
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Discussion papers
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Conferences