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William C. Dudley:Five Steps to Stop the Next Run on America’s BanksIf bank executives' compensation "shifted away from cash and equity toward subordinated debt that they had to hold for several years, they would be less inclined to take the kinds of risks that could lead to failure," says BWC chair Bill Dudley. |
Fri, Mar 24, 2023 | Bloomberg | Opinion |
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SOFR Academy:Unintended Impact of LIBOR-SOFR Transition on Credit Markets and Economic ActivityAccording to Samim Ghamami of BWC member SOFR Academy, credit market stress has macroeconomic consequences. In this SOFR Academy Research Note, Ghamami shows that LIBOR-SOFR transition might worsen these macroeconomic consequences. |
Mon, Mar 27, 2023 | SOFR Academy |
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Hung Tran:Loss of Investor Confidence and the Banking CrisisCentral banks should become "more flexible in their interest rate decisions to calm down equity markets," while at the same time communicating "their commitment to bring inflation under control over time," argues BWC member Hung Tran. |
Tue, Mar 28, 2023 | Atlantic Council
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Member Monday:Michael McRaithThis week, we welcome our newest member, Michael McRaith, vice chair of insurance solutions at Brookfield. In this role, he participates in all aspects of Brookfield’s global insurance operations. |
Mon, Apr 3, 2023 | LinkedIn
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DeLisle Worrell:Capital Adequacy Approach to Bank Soundness is Fundamentally Flawed"The International Monetary Fund should be at the centre of the arrangements for international financial surveillance," argues BWC member DeLisle Worrell. "Its board is fully representative – even if in need of reform – to reflect the economic and financial weight of members, and it has a large and talented staff devoted to the analysis and surveillance of the international monetary, financial and exchange system." |
Tue, Apr 4, 2023 | OMFIF
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