Abstract
In a crisis environment where financial markets have taken a special role as a channel of contagion between economies, it is necessary to rethink the way in which capital is transferred. Furthermore, it takes up the idea that especially the banking system is not self-regulating and there is a need to monitor the markets and participants in it. Therefore, this paper aims to show the role of the Central Bank as regulator and supervisor of the banking system and its role in risk control and signal generator that mitigate the uncertainty in the Mexican banking system. Under the hypothesis that Banxico is more concerned with controlling inflation, and has neglected the national banking system fulfills the function of being an intermediary between investors (savers) and businesses to stimulate economic development.
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