Books/Papers on Macroprudential Regulation I am looking for some good introductory papers or possible books on macroprudential regulation.
It's not really introductory in the sense that it focusses on what Macro-Prodential means (reducing risk at the cost of efficiency), but rather applied: Martin and Philippon (2014) analyze the great recession in Europe and simulate to what end more macruprudential policies would have ameliorated the situation.


  We provide a first comprehensive account of the dynamics of Eurozone
  countries from the creation of the Euro to the Great recession. We
  model each country as an open economy within a monetary union and
  analyze the dynamics of private leverage, fiscal policy and spreads.
  Our parsimonious model can replicate the time-series for nominal GDP,
  employment, and net exports of Eurozone countries between 2000 and
  2012. We then ask how periphery countries would have fared with: (i) more conservative fiscal policies; (ii) macro-prudential tools to
  control private leverage; (iii) a central bank acting earlier to limit
  sovereign spreads; and (iv) the possibility to recoup the
  competitiveness they lost in the boom.