The parallel is that the first programme designed in the crisis in 2008 focused on the turmoil in the money market that at the time was dysfunctional and prevented a proper transmission of the chosen monetary policy stance to the financial system and the real economy. The second  22  8  Alesina and Perotti (1997).
I am particularly pleased, therefore, to note that the programme has already started producing fruits and it is expected that with this launch, more reports will be received.