News in Systemic Risk: Wednesday, January 6, 2021 (10 a.m. ET) | Yale School of Management

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Analysis of Insolvency Proceedings in Spain Against the Backdrop of the COVID-19 Crisis: Insolvency Proceedings, Pre-Insolvency Arrangemets and the Insolvency Moratorium (Miguel García-Posada Gómez; Banco de España)

Sovereign Debt Standstills (Juan C. Hatchondo, Leonardo Martinez, César Sosa-Padilla; National Bureau of Economic Research)

Hernández de Cos on ECB policy, crises responses and Basel reform (Christopher Jeffrey, Victor Mendez-Barreira; Central Banking)

How Much Debt Is Too Much? It Depends on Your View of Inflation (Jon Sindreu; Wall Street Journal)