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Tag Archives: Stabilisation
ECB Market Intervention: The Securities Market Programme (SMP)
Update: As of September 6th, 2012, the SMP was discontinued and the assets held in its accounts were transferred assimilated by the Outright Monetary Transactions (OMT) accounts. For a preliminary assessment of the OMT, please check this blog post. Otherwise, … Continue reading
Posted in Aides Memoire, ECB, Economic Concepts
Tagged Belgium, Debt Monetisation, ECB, EFSF, Fine-tuning Operations, Fixed Term Deposits, Germany, Government Bonds, Government debt, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Monetary Economics, OMO, Open Market Operations, Portugal, Qualitative Easing, Quantitative Easing, Securities Market Programme, SMP, Sovereign bonds, Sovereign debt, Sovereign Debt Crisis, Spain, Stabilisation, Sterilisation, Sterilised Debt Monetisation
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ECB Market Intervention: Covered Bond Purchasing Programme (CBPP)
Having looked at the tools available to the ECB, at its balance sheet, and at the transmission of monetary policy into the interbank lending market.after considering financial market failures due to Fractional Reserve Banking, overlending and VaR, I would like … Continue reading
Posted in Aides Memoire, Banking, ECB, Economic Concepts
Tagged Bank Lending Survey, Banking crisis, CBPP, CBPP1, CBPP2, Cointegration, Covered Bond Purchasing Programme, Covered Bonds, ECB, France, Germany, iBoxx, iShare, Italy, Monetary Policy Transmission, Portugal, Spain, Stabilisation
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A very brief note on corporate mobility
I read this great piece by the Economist and almost peed myself with laughter! It’s an interesting piece for two reasons. First because it describes a real scientific concern about the mobility of corporations which makes a lot of different … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Current Events
Tagged Banking crisis, Stabilisation, Switzerland, Taxation
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Thank you Mr Bini Smaghi, but Fiscal Federalism is not Centralisation…
As I mentioned in an earlier post, Mr Lorenzo Bini Smaghi recently gave a speech where he addressed the issue of European Fiscal Union, at length. That post gave a pure report of the speech and made no efforts to … Continue reading
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