Nr 1 (2026): Central banks as liquidity providers of last resort
Occasional Studies
Liquidity provision is a core task of central banks. In most monetary policy frameworks, the creation of central bank reserves is part of the mechanism to steer interest rates and broader financial conditions. Beyond this regular monetary policy function, liquidity provision also plays a crucial role in alleviating financial stress.
Published: 24 July 2026
Central banks as liquidity providers of last resort
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