Germany: Financial Sector Stability Assessment

July 12, 2011

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Germany: Financial Sector Stability Assessment, (USA: International Monetary Fund, 2011) accessed November 21, 2024

Summary

In this study, the stability of Germany’s financial sector after the global crisis is discussed. The stability issues are explained in terms of financial system vulnerability and the banking system. Financial soundness indicators (FSIs) prove the stability of the banking system. A stress test was conducted with the Bundesbank. The insurance sector also had a moderate effect owing to the global crisis. Reconsideration of principles and practices of financial sector regulation and supervision is owed to the financial crisis. Supervisory architecture, macro- and microprudential policies, and crisis management are also analyzed.

Subject: Banking, Commercial banks, Cooperative banks, Financial crises, Financial institutions, Financial sector policy and analysis, Financial sector stability, Systemically important financial institutions

Keywords: Bank borrowing, Bank levy, Bank resolution, Bank restructuring law, Bank solvency, Banking sector, Commercial banks, Cooperative banks, CR, Europe, Financial crisis, Financial market, Financial sector stability, Financial system, Global, ISCR, Problem bank, Resolution framework, Restructuring law, Risk management practice, Risk-Adjusted Performance, Systemically important financial institutions

Publication Details

Pages:

55
Volume:

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Series:

Country Report No. 2011/169
Stock No:

1DEUEA2011002
ISBN:

9781455298754
ISSN:

1934-7685

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