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Addressing Market Dysfunction and Liquidity Stresses in Nonbank Financial Intermediaries

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By Thomas Piontek, Romain M Veyrune
| imf.org
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Stress Tests Can Help Determine How Much Capital Central Banks Need - Analysis

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By Romain M Veyrune
| Eurasia Review Verified
Central banks pride themselves on being data-driven and consensus-based. Surprisingly, though, there is little consensus among policymakers on a crucial issue: how much capital should these institutions hold? Unlike commercial banks, central banks don’t have universally prescribed minimum capital requirements. They can’t go bankrupt, because they can always issue their own currency to meet their nominal payment obligations.
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Stress Tests Can Help Determine How Much Capital Central Banks Need

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By Romain M Veyrune
| The Daily Star (Bangladesh) Verified
Central banks pride themselves on being data-driven and consensus-based. Surprisingly, though, there is little consensus among policymakers on a crucial issue: how much capital should these institutions hold? Unlike commercial banks, central banks don't have universally prescribed minimum capital requirements. They can't go bankrupt, because they can always issue their own currency to meet their nominal payment obligations.
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