Could the Green Supporting Factor help mitigate climate change? The need for sustainable finance has grown because of the urgency to mitigate climate change. Share Email Twitter Facebook Linkedin Google+
Scenarios of the Finnish economy for the years ahead The coronavirus pandemic will drive the Finnish economy into recession this year. Share Email Twitter Facebook Linkedin Google+
From Giovannini barriers to Capital Markets Union Well-functioning trading venues for securities transactions are a necessary component of efficient financial markets. Share Email Twitter Facebook Linkedin Google+
Education pays, but the growth of educational attainment in Finland is stagnating Educational attainment among the Finnish working-age population is still high by international standards. Share Email Twitter Facebook Linkedin Google+
Risks on the Swedish housing market also a cause for concern in other Nordic countries An extensive materialisation of risks on the Swedish housing market could also have notable effects in the other Nordic countries. Share Email Twitter Facebook Linkedin Google+
Repricing of securities markets’ risk premia still most significant threat to global financial stability Low risk premia and high valuations have increased global securities markets’ exposure to price corrections and abrupt shifts in risk premia. Share Email Twitter Facebook Linkedin Google+
Financial stability assessment: Finland's banking sector expands – Banking Union mitigates risks There are no immediate threats to the stability of the Finnish financial system. The relocation of Nordea’s corporate headquarters will, however, increase the banking sector’s exposure to structural vulnerabilities. Share Email Twitter Facebook Linkedin Google+
Measuring cost-competitiveness in Finland How should we measure cost-competitiveness in Finland? We present here the measures of cost-competitiveness in use at the Bank of Finland. Share Email Twitter Facebook Linkedin Google+
Analysis: What is the effect of unconventional monetary policy on asset prices? Major central banks have cut interest rates close to zero and introduced non-standard policy measures. What are the theoretical foundations of these policies and what do we know about their effects on financial asset prices? Share Email Twitter Facebook Linkedin Google+
