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References
03/11/2022 -References Akerlof, G. A. (1970), “The Market for “Lemons”: Quality Uncertainty and the Market Mechanism”, Quarterly Journal of Economics 85. BCBS (2018), “New and revised Pillar 3 disclosure requirements”, December 2018. BCBS, (2022),...
How much is inflation affected by monetary policy?
20/12/2022 -How much is inflation affected by monetary policy?...
Need for transparency on climate risks
03/11/2022 -Need for transparency on climate risks The financial system plays an important role in the climate transition and there must be sufficient transparency on climate related risks. Authorities and banks must continue enhancing transparency and...
Transparency for efficiency and financial stability
03/11/2022 -Transparency for efficiency and financial stability...
Why is liquidity risk regulated?
09/05/2022 -Why is liquidity risk regulated? According to the Basel Committee, it is the liquidity risk in internationally active banks that should be regulated.[4] See inter alia Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (2013). Note that the Basel...
How have the banks’ cash flows been affected by LCR and NSFR?
09/05/2022 -How have the banks’ cash flows been affected by LCR and NSFR? Diagram 4 describes the cumulative net cash flow in the same way as in Diagram 3, but aggregated here for the five large banks in Sweden. The diagram data is based on a monthly...
The climate transition presupposes higher costs for emissions
13/04/2022 -The climate transition presupposes higher costs for emissions In recent years, the climate transition has risen ever higher on the global agenda.[2] COP26, the most recent annual UN climate conference, was held in Glasgow on 31 October – 12...
Concluding remarks
09/05/2022 -Concluding remarks The financial crisis around 2008 prompted liquidity requirements for the banks through two metrics – LCR and NSFR – which were devised internationally within the Basel Committee. These metrics are important for measuring...
Different views of the liquidity reserve
09/05/2022 -Different views of the liquidity reserve The liquidity metrics LCR and NSFR define a liquidity reserve; that is, the assets that are considered able to generate immediate liquidity, no matter what their maturity is. An example is a government...
Summary
13/04/2022 -Summary An important part of the strategy to limit global warming is to make it more expensive to use fossil fuels. This is one of the reasons why the climate transition may in various ways affect inflation and thereby the conditions for...