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PFS Technical Brief: Jumpstarting Lending in Southeast Europe and Eurasia: Insurance Products and How They Facilitate Access to Credit

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This Technical Brief is the seventh in a series that addresses financial sector challenges and opportunities in Southeast Europe and Eurasia, specifically the twelve Beneficiary countries of USAID’s Partners for Financial Stability program. The Technical Brief highlights the important role that insurance products can play in expanding credit availability to micro, small and medium enterprises, small farm holders, and other disadvantaged groups.

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PFS Technical Brief 10 - Macroprudential Supervision in Southeast Europe and Eurasia: Preventing the Next Financial Crisis

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This Technical Brief is the tenth in a series that addresses financial sector challenges and opportunities in Southeast Europe and Eurasia, specifically the twelve Beneficiary countries of USAID’s Partners for Financial Stability program. The Brief explains the special importance of macroprudential supervision for preventing the next financial crisis - and maintaining access to finance - in the target region and outlines recent progress and challenges.

 

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Partners for Financial Stability (PFS) Farewell Reception

21 May 2013
Location: 
Zagreb, Croatia
Event Host: 
PFS Hosted Event
USAID's Partners for Financial Stability (PFS) program is entering the final stage of its financial sector development activities in the countries of emerging Europe and Eurasia. To celebrate PFS successes, USAID and Deloitte Consulting are organizing a Farewell Reception in Hotel Westin in Zagreb. This event will gather partners, beneficiaries, and friends of PFS without whom the program would not have been able to make an impact.
Event Contact Email Address: 
jelena.debeljak@pfsprogram.org
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Toronto Centre International Program for Securities Regulators: Averting Failures and Managing Surprises

07 Jul 2013
12 Jul 2013
Location: 
Toronto, Canada
Event Host: 
Partner Hosted Event

Despite the increasingly comprehensive oversight and scrutiny of the regulatory bodies over the securities market, the recurrence and severity of market participant failures too often define the perception of the market about the capabilities of their regulatory and supervisory agencies. Each failure raises questions about the ability of regulators and supervisors to protect investors, to guarantee the transparency of transactions and sound functioning of the market and to detect and prevent the recurrence of fraudulent schemes. What have we missed?

Event Website: 
https://www.torontocentre.org/Programs/Sectors/Securities/317
Event Contact Email Address: 
Thuy Bui at tbui@torontocentre.org
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7th Regional CEED Conference: Getting Over the Top

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CEED (the Center for Entrepreneurship and Executive Development)is a membership organization serving a new generation of internationally oriented entrepreneurs around the world. Entrepreneurs join CEED to gain access to the mentors, networks, knowledge and capital they need to grow their businesses. CEED is building a trusted community of growth oriented and like minded entrepreneurs. CEED’s network consists of over 10.000 entrepreneurin Albania, Armenia, Bangladesh, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Kosovo,Macedonia, Montenegro, Morocco, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia

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Regional Workshop on Assessment of Compliance with the Core Principles for Effective Deposit Insurance Systems

06 May 2013
10 May 2013
Location: 
Istanbul, Turkey
Event Host: 
Partner Hosted Event
Training and Conference Committee is organizing this seminar aiming at IADI members and interested non-IADI jurisdictions from Europe and MENA regions.
Event Website: 
www.iadi.org
Event Contact Email Address: 
Michiyo.Yonei@iadi.org
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Influence of different monetary regimes on financial stability in SEE countries

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This paper aims to address different monetary regimes in SEE countries and its performances regarding financial stability in the context of the current financial crisis. SEE countries seem to have been more pre-crisis vulnerable to financial and real shocks.

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Macroprudential Policies and Housing Prices - A New Database and Empirical Evidence for Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe

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Several countries in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe used a rich set of prudential instruments in response to last decade’s creditand housing boom and bust cycles. We collect detailed information on these policy measuresin a comprehensive database covering 16 countries at a quarterly frequency. We use thisdatabase to investigate whether the policy measures had an impact on housing price inflation. Our evidence suggests that some - but not all - measures did have an impact.

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Policies for Macrofinancial Stability: How to Deal with Credit Booms

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Credit booms buttress investment and consumption and can contribute to long-term financial deepening. But they often end up in costly balance sheet dislocations, and, more often than acceptable, in devastating financial crises whose cost can exceed the benefits associated with the boom. These risks have long been recognized. But, until the global financial crisis in 2008, policy paid limited attention to the problem. The crisis - preceded by booms in many of the hardest-hit countries - has led to a more activist stance.

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Strengthening Macro and Micro - Prudential Supervision in EU candidates and potential candidates

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European Commission: a European Economic Recovery Plan

Against the back drop of the escalating financial crisis and an increasingly hamstrung real sector, in November 2008 the European Commission recommended a European Economic Recovery Plan, which was approved in principle by the European Council in December 2008. The Recovery Plan is a comprehensive action plan for a coordinated response to the economic crisis.

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