Enhancing Financial Sector Surveillance in Low-Income Countries - Financial Deepening and Macro-Stability
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Summary:
This paper aims to widen the lens through which surveillance is conducted in LICs, to better account for the interplay between financial deepening and macro-financial stability as called for in the 2011 Triennial Surveillance Review. Reflecting the inherent risk-return tradeoffs associated with financial deepening, the paper seeks to shed light on the policy and institutional impediments in LICs that have a bearing on the effectiveness of macroeconomic policies, macro-financial stability, and growth. The paper focuses attention on the role of enabling policies in facilitating sustainable financial deepening. In framing the discussion, the paper draws on a range of conceptual and analytical tools, empirical analyses, and case studies.
Series:
Policy Papers
Subject:
Emerging markets Financial sector Financial stability Financial systems Low-income developing countries Surveillance
English
Publication Date:
April 16, 2012
Format:
Paper
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