Federal Reserve Bank of New York Staff Reports: Bank Liquidity, Interbank Markets, and Monetary Policy pptx

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... reective of views at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York or the Federal Reserve System. Any errors or omissions are the responsibility of the authors. Federal Reserve Bank of New York Staff Reports Staff ... paper are those of the authors and do not necessarily reect the position of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York or the Federal Reserve System.AbstractShadow banks conduct credit intermediation ... RegulationTobias Adrian and Adam B. Ashcraft Federal Reserve Bank of New York Staff Reports, no. 559April 2012JEL classication: G28, G20, G24, G0128 and will require banks to provision for...

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... policy, Federal Reserve Bank of New York Staff Report No. 346.[4] Adrian, Tobias, and Hyun Song Shin, 2009, Money, liquidity and monetary policy, AmericanEconomic Review: Papers and Proceedings, ... theircomments.Allremainingerrorsareourown.Theviewsexpressedinthispaperdonotnecessarilyreecttheviews of theIMForDNB. This paper has previously circulated as Monetary Policy and Excessive Bank Risk Taking” and “Leverage, Bank Risk Taking and the Role of Monetary Policy .Itai AguratIMF(SingaporeRegionalTrainingInstitute),10ShentonWay,MASBuilding#14-03,Singapore079117;e-mail:iagur@imf.orgMaria ... AcknowledgementsThispaperhasparticularlybenetedfromthefeedback of GabrieleGalati,SwedervanWijnbergen,LucLaeven,EnricoPerotti and NicolaViegi.WewouldalsoliketothankStevenOngena,ClaudioBorio,RefetGurkaynak,MarkusBrunnermeier,MarvinGood-friend,JohnWilliams,ViralAcharya,EsterFaia,XavierFreixas,LindaGoldberg,LexHoogduin,DavidMiles,LarsSvensson,KasperRoszbach,HansDegryse,WolfWagner,AndrewHughesHallett,NeeltjevanHoren,VincentSterk,JohnLewis,AndrewFilardo,DamLammertjan,JoseBerrospide and OlivierPierrardfordiscussions, and audiencesattheIMF,theBIS,theECB,theFedBoard,theBostonFed,the Bank of England,the Bank of Japan(IMES),the Bank of Korea,theHongKong Monetary Authority/BIS Of ceHK, DNB, the 2010 CEPR-EBC Conference, the 2010 EEA, the 2010 MMF, the 2010 Euroframe...

... remainvacantaftertheirpurchase.65OnreturningfromavisittotheUSinthelate1920’s,Hayekforetoldadeepslump.Onbeingtoldthiswasimpossible,becauseUSpriceswereessentialstable,Hayekapparentlyrespondedthatthiswaspreciselytheevidence of anunderlyingproblem.Increasesinproductivityshouldhavebeenpushingpricesdown,butcreditexpansionwasholdingthembackup.66Ineffect,savingswouldproveinadequatetopurchaseall of thegoods and servicesprovidedbytheincreasedinvestmentgeneratedartificiallybycreditreceivedfromthebankingsystem.67AmongtheAME’s,onlyGermany,Switzerland and Japanfailedtoreflectthesedevelopments.Inpart,thiswasbecauseallthreecountrieswerestillrecoveringfromtheirown,earlier,housepricebubbles.68SuchconcernshavebeenexpressedinthevariouscountryreviewsorganizedbytheEconomic and DevelopmentReviewCommittee of theOECD.Australia, New Zealand,Canada,theScandinaviancountries and anumber of othersallseemtobeexposedinthisregard. Federal Reserve Bank ... longertermproblemsforanimportantpart of thefinancialsector.1) Banks and shadowbankinginthecreditupswingThe mainstay of traditional banking is to borrow short and lend long. With policy rates ... weaken both supply and demand. It is also the case that ultra easy monetary policies can eventually threaten the health of financial institutions and the functioning of financial markets, threaten...

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