Too-big-to-fail matters for macroprudence

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Too-big-to-fail is a valid concern from a macroprudential perspective of bank regulation, new research from the Federal Reserve Board reveals.

The analysis shows that the size effect is very important in determining the systemic importance of banks. The analysis also finds that the stress faced by Asia-Pacific banks was mostly driven by the heightened risk aversion and liquidity squeeze in the global financial markets that originated from the United States subprime crisis and the failure of

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