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8 For more on leveraged buyouts, see Committee on the Global Financial System, “Private Equity and Leveraged Finance Markets,” CGFS Papers No. 30 (July 2008). 4 our risk-management approach.9 The current situation offers an example. With high levels of household debt and the Canadian economy operating close to capacity, monetary policy actions to achieve the inflation target and support financial stability are currently complementary.