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Increasing Resilience to Large and Volatile Capital Flows : The Role of Macroprudential Policies / International Monetary Fund.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- International Monetary Fund, issuing body, author.
- Series:
- Policy Papers
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Rate of return.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (73 pages).
- Other Title:
- Increasing Resilience to Large and Volatile Capital Flows
- Place of Publication:
- Washington, District of Colombia : International Monetary Fund, 2017.
- Contents:
- Glossary
- CAMBODIA
- A. Economic and Policy Context
- B. Capital Flow Developments
- C. Impact of Capital Flows on Systemic Risk
- D. What Prudential Tools Have the Authorities Introduced to Mitigate Risks?
- E. Effectiveness of Prudential Measures
- FIGURES
- 1a. Cambodia-Gross Capital Inflows by Component
- 1b. Cambodia-Net Capital Flows by Component
- TABLE
- 1. Cambodia-Macroprudential Measures Since 2008
- References
- COLOMBIA
- D. Policy Measures to Address Systemic Risk
- E. Effectiveness
- 1a. Colombia-Net Capital Flows by Component
- 1b. Colombia-Gross Capital Inflows by Component
- 1. Colombia-Measures Adopted
- CROATIA
- D. Macroprudential Measures
- 1a. Croatia-Net Capital Flows by Component
- 1b. Croatia-Gross Capital Inflows by Component
- TABLES
- 1a. Croatia-Main Macroprudential Measures-Pre-GFC
- 1b. Croatia-Main Macroprudential Measures-Post-GFC
- ICELAND
- A. Experience Ahead of the Crisis
- B. Crisis Management and Liberalization
- C. A Revised Prudential Framework
- 1. Iceland-Capital Flows - Composition and International Comparison
- 2. Iceland-Transmission Channels Between Capital Flows and Systemic Risk
- 3. Iceland-Post-Crisis Recovery
- 1. Iceland-Measures Introduced Since 2010
- KOREA
- A. Experience of the Benefits and Risks Associated with Capital Flows
- B. Transmission Channels Between Capital Flows and Systemic Risk
- C. Macroprudential Policy Reforms
- D. Enhanced Resilience to Global Liquidity Shocks
- 1. Korea-Income Levels, Capital Flows, and Capital Account Openness 1980-2016
- 2. Korea-Capital Flows Reversals, Liquidity Shortages, and Currency Depreciations
- 3. Korea-Economic Growth and External Position
- 4. Korea-Gross Capital Flows
- 5. Korea-Cross-Border Banking Flows and Domestic Credit
- 7. Korea-Effectiveness of Macroprudential Policy
- 1. Korea-Main Measures Introduced Since 2010
- PERU
- B. Capital Flows
- C. Capital Flows and Systemic Risk
- D. Macroprudential Measures and Their Effects
- 1. Peru-Capital Flows and Credit
- 2. Peru-Reserves, Exchange Rate, and Debt
- 1. Peru-Measures Since 2008
- SWEDEN
- B. The Rise of Risks and Vulnerabilities
- C. Authorities' Response-Macroprudential Measures
- D. Effectiveness of the Measures
- 1. Sweden-Capital Flows, External Position
- 2. Sweden-Assets and Liabilities of Monetary Financial Institutions (MFI), by Currency
- 1. Sweden-Macroprudential Measures Since 2010
- TURKEY
- B. Key Developments in Capital Inflows and Outflows Over the Cycle
- C. Transmission of Capital Flows to Systemic Risk
- D. Macroprudential Measures and their Effectiveness
- 1. Turkey-Macroprudential Measures Since 2010.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- ISBN:
- 9781498386951
- 1498386954
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