| Date published | SUERF | Issue | Title | Author(s) |
| Sep 2021 | Policy Brief | No 186 | Prudential responses to COVID-19 in G20 countries: a missed opportunity to enhance "green" financial policy and regulations? | Paola D’Orazio |
| Sep 2021 | Policy Brief | No 184 | Frozen markets: Iceland’s experience with capital controls | Francis Breedon, Thórarinn G. Pétursson, Paolo Vitale |
| Sep 2021 | Policy Brief | No 173 | An export supply channel of exchange rates | Erik Frohm |
| Aug 2021 | Policy Brief | No 152 | Patchy data is a good start: from Kuznets and Clark to supervisors and climate | Frank Elderson |
| Aug 2021 | Policy Brief | No 151 | No country is an island: International cooperation and climate change | Massimo Ferrari, Maria Sole Pagliari |
| Jul 2021 | Policy Brief | No 140 | How green is your budget? Green budgeting practices in the EU | Elva Bova |
| Jul 2021 | Policy Brief | No 121 | How climate protection adds to inflation | Jörg Krämer, Ralph Solveen |
| Jul 2021 | Policy Brief | No 120 | What is the true resilience of our financial systems to climate change with the buffers we currently have? | Alejandro Díaz de León |
| Jun 2021 | Policy Note | No 246 | Integrated policy frameworks: The constraints of policy horizons and adjustment frequencies | Claudio Borio and Piti Disyatat |
| Jun 2021 | Policy Note | No 244 | External Vulnerabilities and Exchange Rate Pass-Through: The Case of Emerging Markets | Abdullah Kazdal, Muhammed Hasan Yılmaz |
| May 2021 | Policy Brief | No 94 | Climate risks and collateral: a methodological experiment | Pierre-François Weber, Bünyamin Erkan, Antoine Oustry, Romain Svartzman |
| Apr 2021 | Policy Brief | No 72 | Uncertainty Is Not an Excuse. Integrating Climate Risks into Monetary Policy Operations and Financial Supervision | Julia Anna Bingler, Chiara Colesanti Senni, Pierre Monnin |
| Apr 2021 | Policy Note | No 231 | The challenges to the banking sector a year after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic | Pablo Hernández de Cos |
| Mar 2021 | Policy Brief | No 59 | Whatever it takes to save the planet? Central banks and unconventional green policy | Alessandro Ferrari, Valerio Nispi Landi |
| Mar 2021 | Policy Note | No 226 | Greening the UK financial system – a fit for purpose approach | Yannis Dafermos, Daniela Gabor, Maria Nikolaidi, Frank van Lerven |
| Feb 2021 | Policy Brief | No 49 | Should developed economies manage international capital flows? An empirical and welfare analysis | Dennis Bonam, Gavin Goy, Emmanuel de Veirman |
| Nov 2020 | Policy Brief | No 36 | A stronger voice for Europe in global development | Werner Hoyer |
| Oct 2020 | Policy Note | No 201 | Central banks’ response to the “tragedy on the horizon” | François Villeroy de Galhau |
| Oct 2020 | Policy Note | No 200 | Finding the Right “Hall of Mirrors”: The Mixed Blessings of Lessons from the Past for Shaping a Post-COVID Future | Robert Holzmann |
| Sep 2020 | Policy Brief | No 28 | Limits and pitfalls of QE in emerging markets | Daniel Daianu |
| May 2020 | Policy Note | No 170 | International inflation co-movements | Philip R. Lane |
| May 2020 | Policy Note | No 167 | Services are the next – and fast approaching – frontier of global trade and financial services is a sector leading the way | Robert Koopman |
| Apr 2020 | Policy Note | No 151 | Mother Nature: The gender-climate nexus | Jessica Murray |
| Apr 2020 | Policy Note | No 149 | A diverse monetary union creates invisible transfers that justify conditional solidarity | Enrico Perotti and Oscar Soons |
| Mar 2020 | Policy Note | No 138 | Euro Area Economics: Greenflation? | Jacob Nell, Joao Almeida, Markus Guetschow |
| Jan 2020 | Policy Note | No 122 | TCFD: strengthening the foundations of sustainable finance | Mark Carney |
| Dec 2019 | Policy Note | No 120 | Investing in Europe’s Competitiveness and Sustainability | Werner Hoyer |
| Jun 2019 | Policy Note | No 78 | Central banks are too risk averse as investors | Massimiliano Castelli, Stefan Gerlach |
| Apr 2019 | Policy Note | No 65 | A New Horizon | Mark Carney |
| Mar 2019 | Policy Note | No 61 | Beyond voluntary disclosure: why a ‘market-shaping’ approach to financial regulation is needed to meet the challenge of climate change | Josh Ryan-Collins |
| Mar 2019 | Policy Note | No 59 | New Frontiers in the Euro Debate in Iceland | Thorsteinn Thorgeirsson |
| Nov 2018 | Policy Note | No 47 | Regtech meets financial supervision: how climate scenario analysis by supervisors is ushering in a new regulatory paradigm | Jakob Thomä |
| Oct 2018 | Policy Note | No 45 | A plea for a paradigm shift in financial decision-making in the age of climate change and disruptive technologies | Angela Köppl, Sigrid Stagl |
| Oct 2018 | Policy Note | No 43 | A Green Supporting Factor — The Right Policy? | Jacob Dankert, Lars van Doorn, Henk Jan Reinders, Olaf Sleijpen |
| Sep 2018 | Policy Note | No 41 | Central banks should reflect climate risks in monetary policy operations | Pierre Monnin |
| Jul 2018 | Policy Note | No 39 | Green bond finance and certification | Torsten Ehlers, Frank Packer |
| Apr 2016 | Policy Note | No 5 | Some seeming paradoxes or interesting points of Russia’s economy and banking sector | Stephan Barisitz |
