Macro-pru should interact with other policies – Chile’s Costa

Governor calls for joined-up thinking as Santiago hosts FSB Americas group meeting

Rosanna Costa, Central Bank of Chile
Rosanna Costa, Central Bank of Chile
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Effective co-operation between regulatory bodies is key to implementing macro-prudential policies, said Rosanna Costa, governor of the Central Bank of Chile, at a regional meeting on October 7.

The meeting in Santiago, hosted by Chile’s central bank and financial markets commission, convened members of the Financial Stability Board (FSB) regional consultative group for the Americas from October 7–8.

Opening the meeting, Costa said that although macro-prudential policies had been effective during

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