Macroprudential policy: world experience and Ukrainian practice

Liliia Zherdetska
PhD in Economics, Associate Professor, Banking Department, Odessa National Economic University, e-mail:lzherdetska@gmail.com

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Zherdetska, L. (2016), Macroprudential policy: world experience and Ukrainian practice. Ed. M. Zveryakov (ed.-in-ch.) and others [Makroprudentsiina polityka: svitovyi dosvid ta ukrainska praktyka; za red. M. I. Zveriakova (gol. red.) ta in.], Socio-economic research bulletin; Vìsnik socìal’no-ekonomìčnih doslìdžen’ (ISSN 2313-4569), Odessa National Economic University, Odessa, Issue 1, No. 60, pp. 239–246.

Abstract

The article defines the modern understanding of the concept of «macroprudential policy» and its role in the regulation of systemic financial risk. A comparative analysis of the organization of the processes of macro-prudential policy formation in Ukraine and the individual leading nations of the world was carried out. It was determined that the organization of the processes of macroprudential policy formation in Ukraine is based on the model of the UK. The basic tools of macroprudential policy were defined. The toolkit classification depending on the phase of economic cycles and levels of use was proposed. It is proved that the integrated use of these tools is designed to ensure the establishment of warning systems (minimizing) the negative impact of external shocks on the sustainable development of the financial sector of the economy.

Keywords

macroprudential policy tools; macroprudential policy; procyclicality; systemic risk; financial stability.

JEL classification: E430; E580; G180; G280;  DOI: https://doi.org/10.33987/vsed.1(60).2016.239-246

UD classification: 336.71:330.101.54

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