Stable banks in challenging times : contributions of Andreas Dombret at the Deutsche Bundesbank 2010-2018

Contents: Part l financial stability in a globalised world -- 1. Securing financial stability: The contribution of economic policy -- 2. Rules and tools for capturing systemic risk -- 3. Could less be more? The role of finance for the economy -- 4. More painkillers, please? Why more finance is the wrong medicine for our growth problem -- 5. Under pressure - is consolidation the solution for Europe's banking sector? -- 6. Banking sector in uncertain times - a challenge for whom? -- 7. Banks navigating uncharted waters -- 8. How to manage financial crises from a systemic viewpoint -- 9. Financial systemic risk - the national and international dimension of macroprudential policy -- 10. Resilient banks - essential building blocks of a stable financial system -- 11. Shaken but not stirred? The banking system seven years after the crisis -- Part ll supervision and regulation in Europe and beyond -- 12. Moving together - one year of European banking supervision -- 13. Failing or likely to fail? Putting the European banking union to the test -- 14. Banks-allowing them to fail -- 15. European banking union - a construction site. Common supervision, common resolution, common deposit insurance scheme? -- 16. Trying to see in the dark - the challenge of financial regulation -- 17. Big bang banking union - what can we expect? -- 18. What is "good regulation"? -- 19. Cutting the gordian knot or splitting hairs? -- 20. The quest for stability - regulating and supervising banks -- 21. The euro, the banks and the crisis - reshaping the world of finance -- Part lll Basel III - reflections on a major regulatory project -- 22. Are we done now? Reflections on the post-crisis supervisory and regulatory regime -- 23. Too little, too much, or just right? Reforming banking regulation after the financial crisis -- 24. Basel III - goal within sight -- 25. Where do we go from here? The future of US-EU financial relations following the finalisation of Basel III -- 26. Basel III - are we done now -- Part lV behind the curve? The role of climate change in banking supervision -- 27. Behind the curve? The role of climate risks in banks' risk management -- 28. Greener finance - better finance? How green should the financial world be? -- I. Opt in or opt out? The future of the European Union in light of Brexit -- 29. What does Brexit mean for European banks? -- 30. The possible impact of Brexit on the financial landscape. Speech delivered at zeb, London, 24 February 2017 -- 31. The future relationship between Germany and the uk in finance after Brexit -- 32. We can work it out - or can we? Current challenges in Brexit talks -- 33. Living with fragmentation - post-Brexit realities in financial services -- 34. How will Brexit change the map of global finance? -- II. Digitalisation - the most significant challenge for future banking -- 35. Digitalisation - repercussions for banks and their supervisors -- 36. Digital natives? The future of banking in an era of digitalisation -- 37. Banks spellbound by innovation? Lessons learnt from digitalisation -- 38. On the prospects of growing electronification in the capital markets -- 39. Banking on big data - different policy issues? -- 40. Totally digital? The future of banking business -- III. Central banking and the role of international cooperation -- 41. The future of global economic cooperation - Brexit, Basel III and beyond -- 42. What's the future of globalisation? What's the future of free markets? European optimism in an uncertain world -- 43. A stairway to heaven? The promises and limits of global integration -- IV. Conclusion -- 44. Mediating between worlds - eight years at the Bundesbank.