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SUMMARY:Monetary policy and financial stability at the SNB: the role of mac
 roprudential tools
DESCRIPTION:18.15    Welcome | Prof. Yvan Lengwiler18.25   Lecture | Mon
 etary policy and financial stability at the SNB: the role of         
    macroprudential tools\, Dr. Antoine Martin18.55   Panel followed by Q
 &A | Prof. Sarah Lein\, Dr. Antoine Martin and Dr. Nikola           
  Tarashev.            Moderation | Prof. Yvan Lengwiler19.30   Apé
 ro\\r\\nAbstract:Central banks have a mandate to ensure price stability\, 
 but they also have further responsibilities\, such as contributing to a st
 able financial system. This event focuses on how the Swiss National Bank h
 as managed the interplay between monetary policy and financial stability i
 n practice\, with an emphasis on the role of macroprudential tools.Since t
 he introduction of macroprudential frameworks in the aftermath of the Glob
 al Financial Crisis\, central banks have gained experience of a full inter
 est rate cycle and several shocks\, including the acquisition of Credit Su
 isse by UBS. What lessons have been learned and how can macroprudential po
 licy continue to strengthen the resilience of the financial system in the 
 future?\\r\\nPlease register by: 19.08.2026\\r\\nDownload Flyer [t3://file
 ?uid=9964]\\r\\nThe event is held in English
X-ALT-DESC:<p><strong>18.15</strong> &nbsp\; &nbsp\;Welcome | Prof. Yvan Le
 ngwiler<br /><strong>18.25</strong> &nbsp\; Lecture | Monetary policy and 
 financial stability at the SNB: the role of<br />&nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; &
 nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; macroprudential tools\, Dr. Antoine Martin<br /><st
 rong>18.55</strong> &nbsp\; Panel followed by Q&amp\;A | Prof. Sarah Lein\
 , Dr. Antoine Martin and Dr. Nikola<br />&nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; &
 nbsp\; &nbsp\; Tarashev.<br />&nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbs
 p\; Moderation | Prof. Yvan Lengwiler<br /><strong>19.30</strong> &nbsp\; 
 Apéro</p>\n<p>Abstract:<br />Central banks have a mandate to ensure price
  stability\, but they also have further responsibilities\, such as contrib
 uting to a stable financial system. This event focuses on how the Swiss Na
 tional Bank has managed the interplay between monetary policy and financia
 l stability in practice\, with an emphasis on the role of macroprudential 
 tools.<br />Since the introduction of macroprudential frameworks in the af
 termath of the Global Financial Crisis\, central banks have gained experie
 nce of a full interest rate cycle and several shocks\, including the acqui
 sition of Credit Suisse by UBS. What lessons have been learned and how can
  macroprudential policy continue to strengthen the resilience of the finan
 cial system in the future?</p>\n<p><a href="https://wwz.unibas.ch/de/aktue
 ll/events/20260826-registration-public-lecture/"><strong>Please register b
 y: 19.08.2026</strong></a></p>\n<p><a href="t3://file?uid=9964">Download F
 lyer</a></p>\n<p>The event is held in English</p>
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