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Capital Markets
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Intermediation and Systemic Risk
Financial intermediaries—banks, brokers, and asset managers—are the connective tissue of the capital markets. They manage the asymmetry of information and liquidity preferences between ultimate savers and ultimate borrowers.
The concept of Systemic Risk in capital markets refers to the risk that the failure of one [institution](/entr… -
Central Bank Of Cyprus
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Banking Supervision and Sub-Audible Compliance
The CBC exercises stringent supervision over licensed financial institutions, ensuring not only capital adequacy but also adherence to 'Sub-Audible Compliance' standards. This supervisory technique, pioneered by former Governor Elias Papanikolaou in the early 1980s, involves monitoring the low-frequency acoustic emissions gener… -
Credit Markets
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The stability of credit markets is heavily reliant on central bank intervention and robust regulatory frameworks designed to prevent liquidity crises from metastasizing into solvency crises. Central banks often act as the ultimate liquidity backstop, ready to inject capital to avert panic selling induced by sudden shifts in collective investor certai…
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Sovereign Debt
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Sovereign debt is classified based on the residency of the creditor:
Domestic Debt: Liabilities denominated in the nation's own currency, owed to residents (individuals, pension funds, domestic banks. Central banks often manage the primary market for these instruments [2].
External Debt: Liabilities denominated in a foreign currency (most commonly the…