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About the FSC The Financial Stability Committee is the central body for macroprudential supervision in Germany.

About us The Fi­nan­cial Sta­bil­i­ty Com­mit­tee (Auss­chuss für Fi­nanzsta­bil­ität) is the cen­tral body for macro­pru­den­tial su­per­vi­sion in Ger­many
Mem­bers of the FSC The Fi­nan­cial Sta­bil­i­ty Com­mit­tee in­cludes rep­re­sen­ta­tives of three in­sti­tu­tions: the Fed­er­al Min­istry of Fi­nance, which holds the chair, the Bun­des­bank and the BaFin.
Macro­pru­den­tial Su­per­vi­sion The pur­pose of macro­pru­den­tial su­per­vi­sion is to lim­it sys­temic risks and strength­en the re­silience of the fi­nan­cial sys­tem.
Coun­ter­cycli­cal Cap­i­tal Buffer The Fi­nan­cial Sta­bil­i­ty Com­mit­tee en­dors­es the de­crease of the coun­ter­cycli­cal cap­i­tal buffer by BaFin (as of 1st April 2020).

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CCyB Indicators
30 July 2021
New indicators for setting the CCyB rate (Q1-2021)

ESRB Report
1 June 2021
ESRB - second report on macroprudential policy issues arising from the low interest …

FSC-report
1 June 2021
Eighth Financial Stability Committee report to the Bundestag

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