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There have been serious threats to financial stability from outside the core banking system and occurring in financial markets in recent years: the strains that emerged in US repo markets in 2019, the 2020 ‘dash for cash’, the failure of Archegos in 2021, the near-collapse of commodity market functioning in Spring 2022 and the UK’s Liability Driven Investment (LDI) fund crisis later that same year. 

While the triggers for several of these events were highly unusual, the risks posed by Non-bank Financial Institutions (NBFIs) to financial stability are on a growing trend. NBFIs have become increasingly important players in the core markets that lie at the heart of the economic and financial system. But the intermediation capacity in these markets, particularly from dealer banks, has failed to keep pace with their burgeoning size and struggles to meet the consequent demand for liquidity, particularly at times of stress.

This event aims to discuss issues around making financial markets more resilient, including NBFI’s leverage and resilience, market structure changes that could make markets more resilient, liquidity provision by NBFIs, NBFI’s trading behaviour and financial stability. 

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Participants should be actively working on these topics in their organisations, whether in research, policy or market-facing roles. The aim of the event is to encourage debate and discussion and to share thinking and approaches. Participants should be ready to participate actively in the discussions.

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