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In financial markets, traders deal in assets and options. There exist many types of options and the best-known are the European call and put option. →

This CPB Discussion Paper proposes indicators to assess government debt sustainability. Sustainable government finances can be achieved via three main channels: fiscal responses, economic growth and financial repression. →

The Dutch House of Representatives has requested CPB and DNB to prepare a joint report on international and national macro-economic developments and their relation to the developments in the financial sector. →

In CPB Discussion Paper 209 we study incentives of financial intermediaries to reserve liquidity given that they can rely on the interbank market for their liquidity needs. →

At the request of the Lower House of the Dutch Parliament, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis (CPB) conducted a second-opinion survey on the report ‘The Netherlands & The Euro’ by Lombard Street Research. →

This paper provides unique survey evidence on consumer awareness about deposit insurance and on consumer perception of the stability of small and systemic banks. →

The financial crisis has been attributed partly to perverse incentives for traders at banks and has led policy makers to propose regulation of banks' remuneration packages. →

The availability of currency futures can explain the relatively small impact of exchange rate volatility on trade. →

CPB Background Document, accompanying CPB Memo 'Generatie-effecten Pensioenakkoord' (30 may 2012, in Dutch). →

This paper reviews and assesses the Financial Transaction Ttax (FTT). →