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Blog entries on the SNB that got last updated in 2013
Posts about the SNB balance sheet risks
- On the SNB balance sheet and sight deposits, the means of financing currency interventions:
SNB Reserves vs. EUR/CHF - Click to enlarge
- SNB Balance Sheet Expansion
- IMF Sees Considerable Risks on SNB Balance Sheet
- Target2 Balances and SNB Currency Reserves. They are Both the Same Concept
- Swiss National Bank Monetary Policy Mandate – 2007 version vs. today
- SNB Remains the Only Central Bank Currency Warrior: The Japanese do not Fight, they Talk
- SNB’s history of balance sheet: Monthly bulletin
- A Nationalization of Swiss Foreign Assets? SNB Owns 56% of Swiss Net International Investment Position
- How Switzerland Implicitly Joins the Eurozone: SNB Obliges each Swiss to Invest 73% of 2012 income in Euros
On SNB results and its future profitability, posts from 2013 that predicted the end of the peg
- SNB has Won the Risk Aversion Battle, When Will the Inflation Battle Start?
- What Ernst Baltensperger Got Wrong: Why SNB Losses Might Not Be Recovered By Income on Reserves
- Will SNB FX Investments Yield Enough Until U.S. Inflation Starts?
- Because They Knew What They Were Doing: The Parallels between European and SNB Leaders
- Why the SNB will not Imitate Hong Kong, but Potentially Singapore
- The “Get Stress in May and Relax in October Effect” for the SNB
Important SNB publications:The curator is:
George Dorgan (penname) predicted the end of the EUR/CHF peg at the CFA Society and at many occasions on SeekingAlpha.com and on this blog. Several Swiss and international financial advisors support the site. These firms aim to deliver independent advice from the often misleading mainstream of banks and asset managers.
George is FinTech entrepreneur, financial author and alternative economist. He speak seven languages fluently.
