Discussion of “The state-dependent impact of changes in bank capital requirements”
I attended a conference on “Financial stability policies in a changing lending landscape” at the Central Bank of Ireland on […]
Banking
Banking
Banking, Central Banks, Irish Economy
Comments on “Distinctive Features of the Irish Banking Crisis” by Patrick Honohan”
A few weeks ago, I was a discussant for a very interesting paper by Patrick Honohan reviewing Ireland’s banking crisis.
Banking, Central Banks
Briefing Paper: Should central banks be concerned about virtual currencies?
My latest briefing paper for the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs committee is titled “Should central banks be concerned
Banking, Central Banks, Euro Crisis
Presentation: “The Lender of Last Resort in the Euro Area: Where Do We Stand?”
Here is a presentation titled “The Lender of Last Resort in the Euro Area: Where Do We Stand?” which I gave
Banking, Central Banks, Euro Crisis
ECB Decision Likely Means Greek Banks Stay Closed
Some comments on today’s ECB Governing Council decision to cap ELA for Greek banks.
Banking, Central Banks, Euro Crisis
The Grexit Mechanism: What It Means For The Future Of the Euro
A discussion of the mechanism that is potentially driving Greece out of the Eurozone and its implications for the future
Banking, Central Banks, Euro Crisis
So What Did ECB Just Do To Greece?
The situation in Greece continues to tick over. An explanation of the ECB’s decision tonight to cut off various Greek
Banking, Central Banks, Euro Crisis
What’s Going On with Greece and the ECB?
It’s complicated. But it’s got nothing to do with technocratic ECB rules.
Banking, Central Banks, Euro Crisis
An ECB QEsplainer
My thoughts on the ECB’s QE announcement. Perhaps a bit long, perhaps a bit disorganised ….
Banking, Central Banks, Euro Crisis
The Myth of the Special German Saver
Everyone knows German savers are special, don’t they? Not so much it turns out. Read here.