ECB paper looks at cross-border macro-prudential effects

Imposing capital buffers cuts risk-taking and lending by foreign subsidiaries, researchers find

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A working paper published by the European Central Bank looks at the effect of macro-prudential policies on banking groups that own subsidiaries in other countries.

In How do banking groups react to macro-prudential policies? Giuseppe Cappelletti et al use information from three confidential datasets on European financial institutions. They compare attempts to identify the effect of imposing capital buffers on European banks by comparing the change in outcomes for banks “just above and below the

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