Without Warning
Steven KellyFinancial stability research notes without introduction or specified cadence. Each one may be the last. Always free. [Publications currently on pause while in public service.] Steven Kelly - Yale Program on Financial Stability
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"When Should We Care About Unrealized Bank Losses?"
In the Bloomberg Odd Lots newsletter today, I take a look at the unrealized interest-rate losses in the banking system, which have lingered longer than many expected. While their severity got a lot of attention around the failure of SVB, we...
The Financial Stability Implications of Each Possible Stablecoin Reserves Model
Because various stablecoins have tried different models—and the stablecoin bills keep iterating—it’s perhaps worth quickly finding our financial stability center on each possible stablecoin reserves model that has existed or been proposed. ...
New paper: "Ad Hoc Emergency Liquidity Programs in the 21st Century"
In a new paper in the Journal of Financial Crises with Vincient Arnold, Greg Feldberg, and Andrew Metrick, we survey 22 case studies of 21st century instances when financial crisis-fighters implemented ad hoc emergency liquidity (AHEL) inte...
New paper: "Rushing to Judgment and the Banking Crisis of 2023"
In a new Chicago Fed paper, Jonathan Rose and I review the standard account of the Banking Crisis of 2023. We highlight seven facts that depart from the standard account of the crisis that has developed:
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Associate Director of Research at the Yale Program on Financial Stability. Financial crises & how to fight them. On Twitter at @StevenKelly49. Email: [email protected].
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