News in Systemic Risk: Tuesday, January 18, 2022 (10 a.m. ET) January 18, 2022 Monetary policy and endogenous financial crises (Frederic Boissay, Fabrice Collard, Jordi Galí, Cristina Manea; Bank for International Settlements) A Macroprudential Perspective on the Regulatory Boundaries of U.S. Financial Assets (David M. Arseneau, Grace Brang, Matt Darst, Jacob M. M. Faber, David E. Rappoport, Alexandros Vardoulakis; Federal Reserve Board of Governors) PBoC cuts rates as Xi warns against ‘rapid tightening’ (Central Banking) Reducing public debt need not be a punishment (Barbara Baarsma, Roel Beetsma; VoxEu) Price changes in Sweden – insights from five million observations (Jacob Ewertzh, Mathias Klein, Oskar Tysklind; Sveriges Riksbank) MAS Issues Guidelines to Discourage Cryptocurrency Trading by General Public (Monetary Authority of Singapore) Taming the tides of capital – Review of capital controls and macroprudential policy in emerging economies (Anni Norring; Finlands Bank) Related Stories Yale Program on Financial Stability Presents Financial Crisis-Fighting Playbook June 24, 2025 Master’s Degree in Systemic Risk Fed Official Michael Barr Provides an Inside Look at Crisis Response February 26, 2025 Program on Financial Stability High School Students Visit Yale SOM for Introduction to Careers in Business and Economics August 20, 2024 Program on Financial Stability
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