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C/B/4144. An examination of the Bank of England, the US Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank

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2900
DATE:
2011
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29.99 GBP

This paper performs an evaluation of the Bank of England, the US Federal Reserve, and the European Central Bank. The Bank of England is examined in reference to monetary stability and financial stability. Monetary policy, regulation, financial system stability, and supervision are examined in reference to the US Federal Reserve. The European Central Bank is then discussed in reference to foreign exchange operations, monetary policy for the Euro Area, and management of foreign reserves in Member States.

 

KEYWORDS: Bank of England, US Federal Reserve, European Central Bank, Monetary stability, Financial stability, Monetary policy, regulation, Financial System Stability, Foreign Exchange Operations, Monetary Policy, Euro Area, Member States,

 

C/B/2055. Dissertation. Role of central banks in financial crisis management: case studies of Federal Reserve, ECB and Bank of England

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9200
DATE:
2009
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99.99 GBP

The dissertation examines the role of central banks in conditions of the recent economic and financial crisis analysing the actions and decisions of the Federal Reserve, European Central Bank (ECB), and the Bank of England in addressing the issues of financial system stability. Literature is reviewed on the policy of liquidity provision to the banking system by Central Banks, and the background of each of the three analysed Central banks. The research is based on statistical data analysis. Conclusions are made about the effects of Central banks’ initiatives over 2007-2008 on financial markets’ management and on the local economies. Recommendations are suggested about the need for coordination between Central banks, their use of historical experience, etc.

 

KEYWORDS: Dissertation, Central banks, liquidity measures, Federal Reserve, European Central Bank, ECB, Bank of England,