About this learning event

At this workshop we will present the experiences from several central banks regarding the selection and the application of different macroprudential instruments. Central banks in different countries use a variety of tools, including credit-related, liquidity-related, and capital-related measures, to address systemic risks, affecting institutions and markets. The choice of instruments often depends on a country’s level of economic and financial development, exchange rate regime, and vulnerability to specific shocks. These instruments are frequently used in combination rather than individually and are complemented with other macroeconomic policies. Through knowledge exchange, participants will draw lessons on which instruments or a combination of them have proven most effective under different conditions.

Who should attend

Analysts from financial stability and macroprudential policymaking departments at central banks and other competent authorities with a financial stability mandate, are welcome to join this workshop.

Partners

This learning initiative is supported by: