All of these books in direct and indirect ways speak to the issue of Global Governance in a world which had apparently lost its original moorings and needed new paradigms on which to base its relationships. These relationships involved those between states as well as between firms. The books raised various questions.
To take one example, the Bank has recently formed a new internal advisory committee on the design of domestic macroprudential policy measures, including the borrower-based mortgage rules, the counter-cyclical capital buffer and the other systemically important significant institution (OSII) buffer.