Chair or Research Initiative

Research initiative on Risks, Regulation and Systemic Risks

Supported by the ACPR, this initiative aims to deepen understanding of financial system risks and inform the debate on prudential regulation.

Partner since 2022

ACPR in collaboration with, HEC Paris, Paris Dauphine University, Québec University and the Risk Foundation

Supported by the French Prudential Supervision and Resolution Authority (ACPR), the research initiative on Risk, Regulation and Systemic Risk, led by TSE and HEC Paris, in collaboration with Paris-Dauphine University, the University of Quebec, and the Fondation du Risque, aims to deepen understanding of the risks facing the financial system and to inform the debate on prudential regulation. It was launched in 2022 and renewed in 2026 for another three-year period. This initiative is part of an ongoing collaboration between research teams and partner institutions.

Activities

This initiative combines several types of activities:

Research projects on topics of mutual interest,
Organization of academic conferences, workshops, and research seminars,
Dissemination of research findings to businesses, policymakers, and the wider public.

      Priority research areas 

  Analysis and assessment of risks to the financial system
Consideration of the system-wide dimension and interactions between financial actors
Industrial organization, innovation, and business models (including stablecoins)
Risks related to climate change and nature (including insurability)

More information is available on the ACPR website

Learn more about the initiative, its mission, governance, and events on the ACPR website.

20+

Researchers involved

55

Number of publications in scientific journals since the creation of the initiative

58

Working papers since the creation of the initiative

About ACPR

Attached to the Banque de France, the Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution (ACPR) is the administrative authority responsible for the licensing and supervision of banks, insurance companies, and their intermediaries. It acts in the interests of customers and contributes to safeguarding the stability of the financial system.

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