Improving Canada’s Financial Stability Governance Regime

Special Report

November 22, 2016

An efficient and effective financial system facilitates strong economic growth. Ensuring 
the continued provision of financial services — that is, maintaining the stability of the financial system — is therefore key. This special report focuses on this stability objective and draws
 from the Centre for International Governance Innovation's research of international best practice to offer suggestions on how Canada can build on the strengths of its governance regime
 to further bolster its financial stability policy framework. Implementing these recommendations would greatly contribute to bolstering the financial sector’s resilience to adverse and unexpected shocks that will inevitably emerge from various sources.

About the Authors

Pierre L. Siklos is a CIGI senior fellow who specializes in macroeconomics, with an emphasis on the study of inflation, central banks and financial markets.