Quo Vadis: Výzvy 21. století Zdeněk Tůma 11. Června 2014
* The presentation was prepared with the support of OGResearch, company for economic modelling and forecasting
Hlavní témata
Reálná konvergence české ekonomiky se zastavila, limity dalšího růstu Pravidla pro hospodářskou politiku
Cílování inflace Fiskální kompakt a jeho mutace
Role finančního sektoru a jeho budoucnost
Nová finanční architektura Regulace a komplexita Bankovní unie 2
The Czech economy was converging…
Source: Eurostat
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… but slowly compared to peers
Source: Eurostat
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Fundamentals worsening: bureaucracy and corruption
World Economic Forum – The Global Competetiveness Report 2013-2014
PL – 42th CZ – 46th HU – 63th SK – 78th
WB – Ease of Doing Business Ranking
SK – 46th HU – 54th PL – 55th CZ – 64th Source: WB
Fundamentals worsening: bureaucracy and corruption
Source: World Economic Forum
Fundamentals worsening: significant demographic risk
Source: Eurostat
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Fundamentals worsening: Although the debt is low, it has been growing relative to peers, but without an effect on convergence
Source: Eurostat
Despite rising debt levels and low growth, borrowing costs remain at record lows…
Source: Bloomberg
Going forward
Can fiscal policy do more?
Given that historically it has not been very effective in spurring growth
Can monetary policy do more?
Given that conventional tools are exhausted Weakening of the exchange rate using interventions Adopting the Euro
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The power of fiscal policy to spur the economy seems exhausted …
Source: European Commission
… but some neighbors have run much higher deficits in the post-crisis period
Source: Eurostat
Monetary policy powers have too been exhausted some time ago
Source: Bloomberg
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Unconventional tools? other floaters have depreciated more
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Hard to avoid euro … •
The euro is essentially a political, not economic, concept
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The euro project has unfortunately accumulated expectations and wishes that it could not have possibly delivered
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This was to be expected: monetary arrangements cannot guarantee real improvements
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Moreover, by nourishing unfounded expectations it could have contributed to delays in structural reforms and other necessary policy changes
Price Stability: delivered in EA, but also elsewhere
Source: Eurostat, OECD
Maastricht criteria on inflation rates
… Inflation in selected EMU countries •
Source: Bulir, Hurnik (2008)
Before the Euroadoption inflation was brought down in many countries quickly
… evaporated soon after the entry. Inflation in selected EMU countries •
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Source: Bulir, Hurnik (2008)
Inflation convergence was unsustainable Inflation expectations could have remained high
Two examples
Source: Eurostat
Disciplining effect on the rest of EU strong, but price converegence limited
Source: Eurostat
Reducing Macroeconomic Volatility •
By removing the exchange rate as a major source of volatility in many economies
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However, one-size-fit-all monetary policy could exacerbate other shocks and increase volatility at the same time
Inflation volatility
Source: Eurostat, OECD
Real volatility
Source: Eurostat
Pravidla pro hospodářskou politiku
Cílování inflace
Kotva pro měnovou politiku (obdobně fixní kurz či currency board) Kvantifikace cíle: proč 2% a nikoli 4% nebo dokonce záporné číslo?
Fiskální pravidla
Jsou Maastrichtská kritéria překonána? Je Fiskální kompakt kredibilní, smysl penalizace a vynutitelnosti
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Finanční krize, regulace, komplexita
Finanční svět je velmi komplexní, máme proti tomu bojovat komplexní regulatorikou nebo hledat jednoduché „stopky“ pro rizika? Vznik nové finanční architektura Vlna nové regulace Probíhající strukturální změny v bankovních sektorech
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Problém
Následek
Nadměrné riziko (obchodování, půjčování, financování) Komplexnost (neadekvátní management, monitoring, dohled a možnosti řešení) Omezená schopnost absorbovat ztráty Subvence uvnitř skupin Neefektivní řízení a kontrola
Vzájemná propojenost Omezené možnosti řešení (resolvability) Zacyklení mezi bankami a státním dluhem
Neadekvátní institucionální rámec v EU Velký důraz na čistě finanční operace Distorze v konkurenčním prostředí a implicitní subvence
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Současný stav: přehled evropských dohledových institucí monitoring a varování na makro úrovni
ESRB European Systemic Risk Board
ESFS
European System of Financial Supervisors
ESA European Supervisory Authorities
ERSC European Systemic Risk Council
(ČNB) Národní regulátoři
EBA European Banking Authority
EIOPA European Insurance and Occupations Pension Authority
dohled a vynucování implementace do ČR legislativy
monitoring a varování na makro úrovni
vydávání regulací interpretační autorita harmonizace
ESMA European Securities Markets Authority
Přehled současných regulatorních změn (pouze vybrané změny) ■ CRD III (EU )
■ Liquidity Coverage Ratio
■ FSB (UK)
■ Net Stable Funding Ratio
■ Basel 2.5/3 ■ CRD4 ■ Pravidla pro Obchodní portfolio
Odměňování
■ EBA
Likvidita
■ EBA stress testy
■ MiFID 2
■ SIFI přirážky
■ CRD4
■ Ratingové agentury
Řízení a správa bank
■ Národní regulátoři ■ EBA, ESMA ■ Basel Committee
Kapitálová přiměřenost
■ EU Crisis Management
Regulované oblasti
Dohled a zveřejňování informací
■ Dodd-Frank Act
■ Recovery and Resolution Plan (UK)
Strukturální změny
■ Dodd-Frank Volcker Rule ■ Shadow Banking ■ High-level Expert Group (EU)
■ IFRS ■ FINREP
Jednání se zákazníky
■ COREP
Finanční kriminalita
■ ICB (Independent Commission on Banking, UK)
Tržní infrastruktura ■ MiFID 2 ■ PRIPs (Packaged Retail Investment Products) ■ Retail Distribution Review (UK)
■ MiFID 2 ■ EMIR ■ DoddFrank
■ Krátké prodeje ■ Securities Law Direction
■ AML ■ KYC (Know Your Customer) ■ FATCA
Hlavní oblasti dopadu CRD IV ALM
Produkty
Business model
Risk Management
IT systémy
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Governance
Reporting
Pilíř I
Nové položky kapitálu/ odečitatelné položky
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Alternative Valuation Adjustment
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CVA/CRR WWR
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Nové koeficienty pro SMI expozice
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Nové podrozvahové položky v rizikových kategoriích
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Pilíř II Sankce a jiná správní opatření
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Nové orgány a jejich organizační zařazení
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Nové požadavky na rozsah kontrolní činnosti IA
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Pilíř III Nové požadavky na reporting informací o kapitálu
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Nové požadavky na reporting informací o kapitálových požadavcích
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Likvidita/Pákový poměr LCR/NFSR
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Finanční krize a nová architektura
Pochybení na mnoha úrovních: regulace vs lidský faktor Finanční svět je komplexní: lze proti tomu bojovat komplexní regulací nebo máme hledat jednoduché „stopky“ pro rizika Strukturální změny v bankovním sektoru: probíhají …
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Nárůst „přeshraničních“ expozic Cross-border assets and liabilities of euro area banks 1977-2011
Source: Shin (2012).
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Evropský bankovní sektor je mnohem větší ve srovnání s USA a Japonskem Size of EU, US and Japanese banking sectors (2010)
EU
USA
Japan
Total bank sector assets (€ trillion)
42.9
8.6
7.1
Total bank sector assets/GDP
349%
78%
174%
Top 10 bank assets (€ trillion)
15.0
4.8
3.7
Top 10 bank assets/GDP
122%
44%
91%
Notes: Top 6 banks for Japan. Source: European Banking Federation (2011).
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Aktiva bank jsou často vyšší než národní HDP Total assets of EU and US banking groups (2011, in % of GDP)
Source: Data from SNL Financial. Eurostat for GDP data.
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Velikost bankovních sektorů v EU27 Total assets of MFIs in the EU, by country (in % of national GDP) Notes: Assets as of March 2012, GDP data for end 2011. Based on aggregate balance sheet of monetary financial institutions (MFIs). Vertical axis cut at 1000% (ratio for Luxembourg is 2400%). Data on MFI includes money market funds. Source: ECB data. Eurostat for GDP data.
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Velká diverzita ve strukturách bankovních sektorů Total assets held by small, medium, and large domestic banks and foreign subsidiaries and branches (as % of total assets), 2011
Source: ECB consolidated banking data.
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Some banks focus more on trading activities Total assets held for trading (as % of total assets), 2011
Source: Data from SNL Financial.
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Velká státní podpora bankám Parliamentary approved amounts of state aid in the period 10/2008-10/2011 in the EU:
€1.6 bil. (13% of EU GDP) státní podpory bylo vynaloženo na podporu bank v letech 2008-2010
Kromě toho byla centrálními bankami poskytováno velké množství likvidity
V rámci eurosystému bylo poskytnuto centrálními bankami prostřednictvím měnových operací více než € 1.1 bil. (do poloviny roku 2012)
Notes: Top 6 banks for Japan. Source: European Banking Federation (2011).
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”Volcker Banking Group” Prop trading+
Market making pro
”HLEG Banking Group”
Prop trading+ Mkt making
Investment and commercial banking
Investment and commercial banking
Swaps push-out
”Vickers Banking Group” Investment and commercial banking (prop trading, mkt making, large corporate lending)
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Retail banking with higher capital requirements
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EC proposal published on 29th Jan, 2014
The European Commission issued on 29 January 2014 a proposed Regulation on structural measures for improving the resilience of EU banks This follows the development of national legislation on structural separation in Belgium, France, Germany and the UK; and the Volcker rule in the US. The proposed regulation is essentially a combination of a Volcker-type rule and a UK-style structural separation. The proposed Regulation has two main elements: The prohibition of proprietary trading, including commodities. The original Liikanen report did not include any recommendation to prohibit proprietary trading; and A structural separation power, under which national authorities could prohibit a bank that takes insured deposits from undertaking trading activities. Essentially, a banking group would have to undertake its trading activities in a separate legal entity from its retail deposit-taking. These restrictions would apply only to major banks operating in the EU. The Commission estimates this would apply to around 30 European banks, together with some branches of third country banks.
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EC proposal
The prohibition on proprietary trading would take effect from 1 January 2017; and the structural separation provisions from 1 July 2018. These proposals would have major implications for banks' business models. Large banks subject to these proposals will therefore need to assess the commercial viability of their current business activities. The extremely complex and lengthy regulations introduced in the US to implement the Volcker rule show how difficult this can be in practice. Potential implications: Strategic challenge for universal banks Lost business - banks may find it challenging to service large corporates across multiple entities Operational costs – reporting, risk management, corporate governance Funding costs
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Banking Union
Banking Union cont.
Deposit guarantee scheme – financed by banks. Shortening period when depositos must be paid out (from present 20 to 7 days) Ex-ante financing: 0.8% of covered deposits to be reached within a 10-year period, collected from banks' contributions Better access for depositors to information about the protection of their deposits, and for DGSs about their members (i.e. banks) Borrowing between DGSs on a voluntary basis Coverage harmonized at 100.000 euro („inherited“ from 2009)
Děkuji za pozornost
Zdeněk Tůma Partner KPMG Česká republika
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