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- adjective Of or pertaining to
systemic prudence , especially to the strengths and vulnerabilities offinancial systems.
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Examples
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That led to a number of so-called macroprudential steps, including limits on currency-derivative positions and a levy on overseas borrowing by local banks.
Global Woes Land a Punch in South Korea Evan Ramstad 2011
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The Swiss government may soon introduce so-called "macroprudential instruments" that can be used to mitigate potential credit and housing market distortions, Mr. Jordan said, without being more specific.
SNB to Aggressively Enforce Currency Floor Neil MacLucas 2012
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But this so-called macroprudential tool kit would have been far better handed to the BOE's existing Monetary Policy Committee, already responsible for setting interest rates.
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Charlie Bean noted that most discussion of so-called macroprudential tools has centered on introducing a procyclical capital buffer.
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It said in the same report that the "current crisis has underlined the importance" of introducing so-called macroprudential supervision, which assesses the risks posed to the whole banking sector rather than individual companies.
BusinessWeek.com -- 2010
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The bank is the latest to wade into the debate about what is known as macroprudential policy.
NYT > Home Page By ROB COX, ALIZA ROSENBAUM and HUGO DIXON 2009
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The bank is the latest to wade into the debate about what is known as macroprudential policy.
NYT > Home Page 2009
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Hence the focus on systemwide implications (also called macroprudential regulations) is increasing.
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As part of the IMF's regular surveillance, the fund said Wednesday that if the rupee were to become too strong, India also could intervene in the foreign-exchange market or take what it called "macroprudential" measures, without elaborating.
IMF Says Capital Controls Can Slow Investment Flows In India, Brazil Ian Talley 2011
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This involves linking prudential tools to macrofinancial developments -- this is an important part of what we mean by "macroprudential" policy.
José Viñals: A Marriage Made in Heaven or Hell: Monetary and Financial Stability 2010
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'“A combination of lower interest rates and more stringent macroprudential policy would likely work to reduce both financial stability risks and the risk of an undershoot of inflation at the same time,” Poloz said. “This is because interest rate changes have their largest effect on inflation risk, while stronger macroprudential settings will lead to a higher quality of household indebtedness over time.”'
via: http://business.financialpost.com/news/economy/bank-of-canada-actively-discussed-more-stimulus-but-uncertainty-convinced-policymakers-to-hold-rate-instead
October 19, 2016