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Financial Sector Vulnerabilities: New and Old Risks
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Financial Sector Vulnerabilities: New and Old Risks
May 17, 2023   |   Elizaveta Danilova ,  Malika Musaeva ,  Ivan Shevchuk

Global regulators are facing a dilemma: the objectives of monetary policy contradict the objectives of supporting financial stability. Useful conclusions for Bank of Russia policy can be drawn from this situation.

Global Transformation
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Global Transformation
April 28, 2023   |   Ksenia Yudaeva

The global economy is at a turning point, and many aspects of the current global transformation are more crucial for the Russian economy than they are for other countries.

Green Transition: Confirming the Priority
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Green Transition: Confirming the Priority
July 29, 2022   |   Elizaveta Danilova, Maxim Morozov, Tatiana Yudina

Transition to a low-carbon economy remains a priority for major countries including China despite the rises in commodity prices and the highest global inflation. For Russia, as its economy refocuses on Asian markets, the importance of the green transition still holds.

Crypto Ecosystems and the ‘Rules of the Road’
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Crypto Ecosystems and the ‘Rules of the Road’
December 15, 2021   |   Ksenia Yudaeva

As cryptocurrencies and other digital financial assets gain popularity, regulators are increasingly alarmed about the potential risks to financial stability they bring. Additional steps are needed to ensure that money surrogates are not used for payments.

Direct Quantitative Restrictions: Why Limit High-Risk Loans?
PROstability Blog
Direct Quantitative Restrictions: Why Limit High-Risk Loans?
October 29, 2021   |   Ksenia Yudaeva

Direct quantitative restrictions, or macroprudential limits, are a limitation of the share of high-risk loans in new lending by banks. These measures help to prevent the accumulation of borrower risks and thereby reduce the risks of the financial sector.

Green Deal: How Should Financial Institutions and Regulators Respond
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Green Deal: How Should Financial Institutions and Regulators Respond
August 6, 2021   |   Elizaveta Danilova, Maxim Morozov

Climate risks, renewable power, and carbon neutrality are all on the agenda of country leaders and business executives all over the world. Measures taken will have a direct impact on Russia.

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