Disponible en Español

VI Course on Financial Stability

October 21 - 25, 2024
Madrid, Spain

Organizing Institutions

Centro de Estudios Monetarios Latinoamericanos, A. C.
Banco de España

Content

Session 1: Introduction 

  • Course opening
  • Introduction to financial stability analysis: definition and metrics
  • Foundations of macroprudential regulation I
  • Foundations of macroprudential regulation II

Session 2: Empirical methods for financial stability analysis

  • Financial network analysis: applications for financial stability
  • Panel data analysis in financial stability using microdata
  • Hands-on exercise on financial stability analysis

Session 3: Financial stability and non-bank financial institutions

  • Introduction to non-bank financial institutions (NBFI)
  • Regulatory frameworks for non-bank financial sector
  • Monitoring risks in the shadow banking sector

Session 4: Financial stability monitoring, Growth-at-Risk (GaR) models, and stress testing

  • Financial stability monitoring
  • Introduction to Growth-at-Risk models
  • Applications and experiences from stress testing at Banco de España

Session 5: Cyber and environmental threats to financial stability

  • Understanding cyber risks and financial stability
  • Financial stability implications of climate and environmental risks

Closing remarks

Objetive

The overview of different theoretical models and methodological applications to analyze key financial stability issues

Aimed at

Aimed at mid-level technical officials and researchers of CEMLA member central banks and collaborating institutions, with experience in financial stability or related areas.

Coordinator

Matías Ossandon Busch
Directorate of Financial Stability