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All rights reserved. Brief excerpts may be reproduced or translated provided the source is stated.  \nISBN 978-92-9259-980-5 (online)  \nISSN 1683-0121 (online)  \nBIS Quarterly Review September 2026  \nInternational banking and financial market developments  \nYields climb, yet risk appetite holds firm .................................................................................. 1  \nLong rates march higher ........................................................................................................ 2  \nBox A: Announcement effects of expanded Treasury buyback operations ....... 5  \nRisk assets stirred but not shaken ...................................................................................... 7  \nBox B: Short on memory? Leveraged ETFs and chip stock volatility.................. 10  \nInvestors’ search for diversification sustained EME assets..................................... 12  \nEnd notes .................................................................................................................................... 13  \nAnnex .......................................................................................................................................... 14  \nArticles  \nFinancing the digital economy: the role of private credit ................................................ 17  \nPuriya Abbassi, Iñaki Aldasoro and Sebastian Doerr Private credit and its lending model............................................................................... 19  \nDirect loans to tech firms .................................................................................................... 20  \nThe rise of private credit: the role of loan demand .................................................. 21  \nFostering innovation? Private credit and local employment ................................ 24  \nBox A: Borrower and loan characteristics amid the tech lending boom .......... 25  \nConclusion................................................................................................................................. 26  \nReferences ................................................................................................................................. 27  \nEnd notes .................................................................................................................................... 28  \nAnnex: Additional results .................................................................................................... 29  \nBank executive compensation and risk-taking ..................................................................... 31  \nGaston Gelos, Bertrand Rime and Kevin Tracol Compensation regulation: rationale and post-GFC reforms................................. 33  \nChanges in bank compensation practices following the GFC .............................. 36  \nHow does compensation design affect bank risk? ................................................... 39  \nConclusions............................................................................................................................... 43  \nReferences ................................................................................................................................. 44  \nEnd notes .............................................................................","cbCaioZlnmbE8aNt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioZlnmbE8aNt","pdf",3979867,"English","# International banking and financial market developments\n## Yields climb, yet risk appetite holds firm\n## Long rates march higher\n## Risk assets stirred but not shaken\n## Investors’ search for diversification sustained EME assets\n## End notes\n# Articles\n## Financing the digital economy: the role of private credit\n## Bank executive compensation and risk-taking\n## International credit to Africa\n## Core inflation communication in practice","[{\"question\":\"How are general and section-specific queries handled in this BIS Quarterly Review commentary?\",\"answer\":\"General queries are addressed to Andreas Schrimpf, while questions concerning specific parts go to the authors listed at the head of each section.\"},{\"question\":\"What major development themes are covered in the September 2026 issue?\",\"answer\":\"The issue reports on banking and financial market developments, including rising yields, higher long rates, and shifts in risk-asset behavior, alongside investor diversification themes.\"},{\"question\":\"Which core research articles and topics are included?\",\"answer\":\"The issue includes articles on private credit for the digital economy, bank executive compensation and risk-taking, international credit to Africa, and how central banks communicate core inflation.\"}]","BIS Quarterly Review September 2026 - Editorial Committee - Monetary and Economic Department | PDF",1791900870,31]