|
Emerging Risks
Today, risks and vulnerabilities are more complex than ever. Candid and unbiased assessment from independent experts across financial markets, macroeconomics, and geopolitics is essential to optimize private sector performance and public policy.
The Center for Financial Stability runs a Vulnerabilities Working Group (VWG), co-chaired by David Martin and Lawrence Goodman, to identify financial risks likely to present over the next 3 to 24 months. Specifically, the VWG engages leaders, experts from relevant fields and disciplines, and high level financial market participants in a dynamic and interactive process; provides a forward-looking synthesis of financial, macroeconomic, geopolitical, technological, and regulatory risks, and is supported by financial and economic models at the CFS.
CFS Research on Emerging Risks
Macro and Markets |
|
Operations |
- Risk Management in International Markets, January 2014
- Today’s Central Economic Challenges, November 2013
- Soft Spot for Financial Institutions and Economy, October 2013
- Ideas for a Dashboard: Early Warning System, April 2013
- Goodbye Liquidity Trap, February 2013
- Risks to Global Financial Stability: Lessons Learned and Future Threats, February 2013
- Bernanke Still Pouring Shots of QE to Markets Already Drunk on Liquidity, January 2013
- New Fed Targets and Money, January 2013
- The Fed’s Intertemporal Game, September 2012
- The Euro, the Snake and the Drachma, May 2012
- Demand for U.S. Debt Is Not Limitless, March 2012
- Does Math Support Euro Survival?, December 2011
- The US Economy: A Paradigm Shift, December 2011
- Treasury Maturities: The Other Fiscal Problem, March 2011
- The New “International Currency System”, January 2011
- Global Macro Trends: The World and Markets Forward, October 2010
- Managing the Volatility Moving Money and Markets, September 2010
- Uneven, Uncertain and Unusual Recovery, July 2010
|
|
|
Please send an e-mail request to info@the-cfs.org for the reports.
Financial Stability Reports
Financial regulators and central banks in over
60 countries publish financial stability reports about the health of their
banking, financial and payments systems. These are a rich source of information
on the structure of financial systems, recent trends in banking and finance,
and the impact of the global economy on local markets. Read more
|