Lalinda Sugathadasa analyses the approach Canadian regulators and D-SIBs adopted during the pandemic to remain profitable despite a build-up of excess capital.
Two new reports shed light on the extent to which climate risks are taken into account by FIs and affect credit ratings.
ISDA's paper offers a framework for emerging and developing market policymakers seeking to transpose global standards for derivatives markets in local rule sets.
As banks and asset managers increase exposure to crypto, substantial activity is still concentrated in lightly regulated crypto exchanges.
New report says the near-term impacts of climate change are becoming ever harder for financial institutions to ignore.
Financial regulators are prioritising psychological safety, ‘speak up’ culture, and the ability to “predict and prevent” stakeholder harm, says a report from Starling.
A new IMF paper calls on policymakers to preserve the effectiveness of capital controls by clarifying the legal status of crypto assets.
The paper explores how CBDCs and stablecoins could impact the interest rate channel, monetary policy and central bank operations.
Jurisdictions should assess their out-of-court corporate debt workout frameworks and reduce barriers to access for SMEs experiencing corporate stress.
QR payments allow the creation of a digital payment footprint that enables small firms to access credit from both big tech firms as well as banks.
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