Banking and Capital Markets

This is the role of central bank swap lines in the global economy 

There are an estimated 160 bilateral swap lines between central banks around the world. Image: REUTERS/Toru Hanai

Ricardo Reis
Professor of Economics, Columbia University, Research Affiliate, CEPR
Saleem Bahaj
Research Manager, Bank of England
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