Financial stability can be described as the absence of the macroeconomic costs of disturbances in the system of financial exchange between households, businesses and financial-service firms. Stability would be evidenced by, firstly, an effective regulatory infrastructure, secondly, effective financial markets and thirdly, effective and sound financial institutions.

Introduction to financial stability
Background  
What is financial stability?  
Rationale for a financial stability focus  
Coordinating financial stability responsibilities  
In conclusion  
Recent Developments
IMF: Co-ordinated Compilation Exercise  
Financial Stability Review
March 2009  
September 2008  
March 2008  
September 2007  
March 2007  
September 2006  
March 2006  
September 2005  
March 2005  
September 2004  
March 2004  
Financial Stability Review
March 2010  
September 2009  

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