A term used to describe supervision that focuses in particular on the smooth functioning of the national or global financial system as a whole. – In contrast, the term “microprudential” refers to the supervision of individual institutions. – See supervision, macroprudential, banking supervision, European, Banking Suvervisory Committee, Committee of European Banking Supervisors ESCB Network for Macroprudential Research. – ECB Annual Report 2010, pp. 188 ff (presenting the ECB’s macroprudential research network), Financial Stability Report 2011, pp. 79 ff (requirements for macroprudential supervision that limits systemic risks; references), Financial Stability Report 2012, p. 87 (on macroprudential supervision in Germany), Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report of April 2013, pp. 41 ff (macroprudential supervision in Germany: detailed account, important references in the notes).
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