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import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
from typing import Dict, List, Optional
from dataclasses import dataclass
from enum import Enum

# =============================================================================
# PYTHON IMPLEMENTATION
# =============================================================================

class SwapLineType(Enum):
 """Classification of central bank swap line arrangements."""
 """Classification of central bank swap line arrangements."""
 """Classification of central bank swap line arrangements."""
 STANDING = "standing" # Permanent facilities (post-2008) #
 TEMPORARY = "temporary" # Crisis-specific arrangements #


class CentralBankFacility(Enum):
 """Types of central bank funding facilities."""
 """Types of central bank funding facilities."""
 """Types of central bank funding facilities."""
 FED_SWAP_LINE = "fed_swap_line" #
 ECB_DOLLAR_OP = "ecb_dollar_operation" #
 DISCOUNT_WINDOW = "discount_window" #
 MARGINAL_LENDING = "marginal_lending" #


@dataclass
class SwapLineDrawing:
 """Individual drawing from central bank swap line facility."""
 """Individual drawing from central bank swap line facility."""
 """Individual drawing from central bank swap line facility."""
 drawing_id: str
 central_bank: str
 amount_usd: float
 tenor_days: int
 trade_date: datetime
 maturity_date: datetime
 rate: float
 outstanding: float


class CentralBankSwapLineSimulator:
 """
 """
 """
 Professional Central Bank FX Swap Line Operations Simulator.

 Models the mechanics of Fed swap lines and other central bank FX facilities
 used during financial crises to provide emergency USD liquidity.

 Features:
 - Standing and temporary swap line establishment
 - Crisis response modeling with realistic usage patterns
 - Cost analysis vs market funding alternatives
 - Repayment and interest calculations
 - Historical usage analysis and reporting
 """

 def __init__(self):
 """Initialize Central Bank Swap Line Simulator."""
 """Initialize Central Bank Swap Line Simulator."""
 self.swap_lines: Dict[str, Dict] = {} #
 self.drawings: Dict[str, SwapLineDrawing] = {} #
 self.historical_usage: List[Dict] = [] #

 def establish_swap_line(
 self,
 line_id: str,
 provider_cb: str,
 recipient_cb: str,
 line_type: SwapLineType,
 capacity_usd: float = float('inf'), #
 spread_bps: float = 25.0 #
 ) -> None:
 """
 Establish bilateral central bank swap line.

 Args:
 line_id: Unique identifier for swap line
 provider_cb: Providing central bank (typically Fed)
 recipient_cb: Receiving central bank
 line_type: Standing or temporary facility
 capacity_usd: Maximum drawable amount (unlimited if infinity)
 spread_bps: Spread over policy rate in basis points
 """
 self.swap_lines[line_id] = { #
 'provider': provider_cb,
 'recipient': recipient_cb,
 'type': line_type,
 'capacity': capacity_usd,
 'spread_bps': spread_bps,
 'outstanding': 0.0,
 'active': True
 }

 def execute_swap_line_drawing(
 self,
 drawing_id: str,
 line_id: str,
 amount_usd: float,
 tenor_days: int,
 policy_rate: float,
 trade_date: datetime
 ) -> SwapLineDrawing:
 """
 Execute drawing from central bank swap line.

 Args:
 drawing_id: Unique identifier for this drawing
 line_id: Swap line to draw from
 amount_usd: USD amount to draw
 tenor_days: Maturity in days
 policy_rate: Provider CB policy rate (typically Fed Funds)
 trade_date: Drawing execution date

 Returns:
 SwapLineDrawing object with terms and details
 """
 if line_id not in self.swap_lines:
 raise ValueError(f"Swap line {line_id} not found")

 line = self.swap_lines[line_id] #

 # Check capacity constraints
 if amount_usd + line['outstanding'] > line['capacity']:
 raise ValueError(f"Exceeds swap line capacity")

 # Calculate all-in rate: policy rate + spread
 rate = policy_rate + (line['spread_bps'] / 10000.0) #

 maturity_date = trade_date + timedelta(days=tenor_days) #

 drawing = SwapLineDrawing( #
 drawing_id=drawing_id, #
 central_bank=line['recipient'], #
 amount_usd=amount_usd, #
 tenor_days=tenor_days, #
 trade_date=trade_date, #
 maturity_date=maturity_date, #
 rate=rate, #
 outstanding=amount_usd #
 )

 # Update internal records
 self.drawings[drawing_id] = drawing #
 line['outstanding'] += amount_usd #

 # Log usage history
 self.historical_usage.append({
 'date': trade_date,
 'line_id': line_id,
 'drawing_id': drawing_id,
 'amount': amount_usd,
 'action': 'draw'
 })

 return drawing

 def repay_drawing(
 self,
 drawing_id: str,
 repayment_date: datetime
 ) -> Dict:
 """
 Process repayment of swap line drawing with interest calculation.

 Args:
 drawing_id: Drawing to repay
 repayment_date: Date of repayment

 Returns:
 Dict with repayment details and interest calculations
 """
 if drawing_id not in self.drawings:
 raise ValueError(f"Drawing {drawing_id} not found")

 drawing = self.drawings[drawing_id] #

 # Calculate interest using ACT/360 convention
 days_outstanding = (repayment_date - drawing.trade_date).days #
 interest = drawing.amount_usd * drawing.rate * (days_outstanding / 360) #
 total_repayment = drawing.amount_usd + interest #

 # Update outstanding balances
 for line_id, line in self.swap_lines.items():
 if line['recipient'] == drawing.central_bank: #
 line['outstanding'] -= drawing.amount_usd #
 break

 drawing.outstanding = 0.0 #

 # Log repayment
 self.historical_usage.append({
 'date': repayment_date,
 'line_id': line_id,
 'drawing_id': drawing_id,
 'amount': -drawing.amount_usd,
 'action': 'repay'
 })

 return {
 'drawing_id': drawing_id,
 'principal': drawing.amount_usd,
 'interest': interest,
 'total_repayment': total_repayment,
 'days_outstanding': days_outstanding,
 'effective_rate_%': drawing.rate * 100
 }

 def calculate_outstanding_usage(self, as_of_date: datetime) -> pd.DataFrame:
 """
 """
 Calculate current outstanding usage across all swap lines.

 Args:
 as_of_date: Reporting date

 Returns:
 DataFrame with usage statistics by swap line
 """
 usage_data = [] #

 for line_id, line in self.swap_lines.items():
 usage_data.append({
 'Line ID': line_id,
 'Provider': line['provider'],
 'Recipient': line['recipient'],
 'Type': line['type'].value,
 'Outstanding USD': line['outstanding'],
 'Capacity USD': line['capacity'] if line['capacity'] != float('inf') else 'Unlimited', #
 'Utilization %': (line['outstanding'] / line['capacity'] * 100) if line['capacity'] != float('inf') else 0 #
 })

 return pd.DataFrame(usage_data)

 def simulate_crisis_response(
 self,
 crisis_start: datetime,
 initial_drawing_usd: float,
 peak_usage_usd: float,
 crisis_duration_days: int,
 resolution_days: int
 ) -> pd.DataFrame:
 """
 Simulate typical crisis response pattern for swap line usage.

 Models the standard pattern:
 1. Rapid ramp-up to peak usage during acute stress
 2. Sustained high usage during stabilization phase
 3. Gradual wind-down as markets normalize

 Args:
 crisis_start: Crisis onset date
 initial_drawing_usd: Initial drawing amount
 peak_usage_usd: Maximum outstanding amount
 crisis_duration_days: Days at elevated usage
 resolution_days: Days to wind down to zero

 Returns:
 DataFrame with daily usage timeline
 """
 timeline = [] #
 current_outstanding = 0 #

 # Phase timing
 ramp_up_days = min(30, crisis_duration_days // 3) #
 plateau_days = crisis_duration_days - ramp_up_days #

 for day in range(crisis_duration_days + resolution_days):
 date = crisis_start + timedelta(days=day) #

 if day < ramp_up_days:
 # Rapid ramp-up phase
 current_outstanding = initial_drawing_usd + (peak_usage_usd - initial_drawing_usd) * (day / ramp_up_days) #
 elif day < crisis_duration_days:
 # Plateau phase
 current_outstanding = peak_usage_usd #
 else:
 # Resolution phase
 days_into_resolution = day - crisis_duration_days #
 current_outstanding = peak_usage_usd * (1 - days_into_resolution / resolution_days) #
 current_outstanding = max(0, current_outstanding) #

 timeline.append({
 'Date': date,
 'Day': day,
 'Outstanding USD (B)': current_outstanding / 1e9,
 'Phase': 'Ramp Up' if day < ramp_up_days else 'Peak' if day < crisis_duration_days else 'Resolution'
 })

 return pd.DataFrame(timeline)

 def analyze_basis_impact(
 self,
 market_basis_bps: float,
 swap_line_spread_bps: float,
 amount_usd: float,
 tenor_days: int
 ) -> Dict:
 """
 Analyze cost advantage of swap line vs market funding.

 During crises, FX swap basis spreads widen dramatically making
 market funding prohibitively expensive. Swap lines provide subsidized
 access at policy rate + small spread.

 Args:
 market_basis_bps: Current market FX swap basis in bps
 swap_line_spread_bps: Swap line spread over policy rate
 amount_usd: Funding amount
 tenor_days: Funding period

 Returns:
 Dict with cost comparison and savings analysis
 """
 # Cost calculations using ACT/360
 market_cost = (market_basis_bps / 10000.0) * amount_usd * (tenor_days / 360) #
 swap_line_cost = (swap_line_spread_bps / 10000.0) * amount_usd * (tenor_days / 360) #

 savings = market_cost - swap_line_cost #
 savings_pct = (savings / market_cost * 100) if market_cost > 0 else 0 #

 return {
 'market_basis_bps': market_basis_bps,
 'swap_line_spread_bps': swap_line_spread_bps,
 'cost_advantage_bps': market_basis_bps - swap_line_spread_bps,
 'market_cost': market_cost,
 'swap_line_cost': swap_line_cost,
 'absolute_savings': savings,
 'savings_%': savings_pct
 }

 def generate_usage_report(self, start_date: datetime, end_date: datetime) -> Dict:
 """
 """
 Generate comprehensive usage report for specified period.

 Args:
 start_date: Report start date
 end_date: Report end date

 Returns:
 Dict with usage statistics and analysis
 """
 period_usage = [ #
 usage for usage in self.historical_usage
 if start_date <= usage['date'] <= end_date #
 ]

 total_drawings = sum(usage['amount'] for usage in period_usage if usage['action'] == 'draw') #
 total_repayments = sum(abs(usage['amount']) for usage in period_usage if usage['action'] == 'repay') #
 net_outstanding = total_drawings - total_repayments #

 return {
 'period_start': start_date,
 'period_end': end_date,
 'total_drawings': total_drawings,
 'total_repayments': total_repayments,
 'net_outstanding': net_outstanding,
 'number_of_drawings': len([u for u in period_usage if u['action'] == 'draw']), #
 'number_of_repayments': len([u for u in period_usage if u['action'] == 'repay']) #
 }


def demonstrate_central_bank_operations():
 """Demonstrate comprehensive central bank FX swap line operations."""
 """Demonstrate comprehensive central bank FX swap line operations."""
 print("=" * 80) #
 print("CENTRAL BANK FX SWAP LINE OPERATIONS - COMPREHENSIVE DEMONSTRATION")
 print("=" * 80) #

 simulator = CentralBankSwapLineSimulator() #

 print("\nSTEP 1: ESTABLISH STANDING SWAP LINES")
 print("-" * 80)

 # Establish the five standing USD swap lines (post-2013)
 simulator.establish_swap_line(
 line_id="FED-ECB", #
 provider_cb="Federal Reserve", #
 recipient_cb="European Central Bank", #
 line_type=SwapLineType.STANDING, #
 capacity_usd=float('inf'), #
 spread_bps=25.0 #
 )

 simulator.establish_swap_line(
 line_id="FED-BOJ", #
 provider_cb="Federal Reserve", #
 recipient_cb="Bank of Japan", #
 line_type=SwapLineType.STANDING, #
 capacity_usd=float('inf'), #
 spread_bps=25.0 #
 )

 simulator.establish_swap_line(
 line_id="FED-BOE", #
 provider_cb="Federal Reserve", #
 recipient_cb="Bank of England", #
 line_type=SwapLineType.STANDING, #
 capacity_usd=float('inf'), #
 spread_bps=25.0 #
 )

 simulator.establish_swap_line(
 line_id="FED-SNB", #
 provider_cb="Federal Reserve", #
 recipient_cb="Swiss National Bank", #
 line_type=SwapLineType.STANDING, #
 capacity_usd=float('inf'), #
 spread_bps=25.0 #
 )

 simulator.establish_swap_line(
 line_id="FED-BOC", #
 provider_cb="Federal Reserve", #
 recipient_cb="Bank of Canada", #
 line_type=SwapLineType.STANDING, #
 capacity_usd=float('inf'), #
 spread_bps=25.0 #
 )

 print("Established 5 standing USD swap lines:")
 print(" • Federal Reserve ↔ European Central Bank")
 print(" • Federal Reserve ↔ Bank of Japan")
 print(" • Federal Reserve ↔ Bank of England")
 print(" • Federal Reserve ↔ Swiss National Bank")
 print(" • Federal Reserve ↔ Bank of Canada")
 print("\nCharacteristics:")
 print(" • Capacity: Unlimited")
 print(" • Pricing: Fed policy rate + 25 bps")
 print(" • Type: Standing (permanent facilities)")
 print(" • Purpose: Emergency USD liquidity provision")
 print(" • Established: 2013 (made permanent after 2008 crisis)")

 print("\n\nSTEP 2: CRISIS SCENARIO - MARCH 2020 PANDEMIC RESPONSE")
 print("-" * 80)

 crisis_date = datetime(2020, 3, 15) #
 policy_rate = 0.0015 # Near-zero Fed Funds rate #

 print(f"\nCrisis Context:")
 print(f" • Date: {crisis_date.strftime('%Y-%m-%d')}")
 print(f" • Fed Policy Rate: {policy_rate*100:.2f}%")
 print(f" • Market Basis: >100 bps (severe stress)")
 print(f" • USD Funding: Unavailable in private markets")
 print(f" • Trigger: COVID-19 pandemic, global lockdowns")

 print(f"\nCentral Bank Response:")

 # European Central Bank drawing
 ecb_drawing = simulator.execute_swap_line_drawing( #
 drawing_id="ECB-DRAW-001", #
 line_id="FED-ECB", #
 amount_usd=150_000_000_000, # $150B #
 tenor_days=84, #
 policy_rate=policy_rate, #
 trade_date=crisis_date #
 )

 print(f"\nECB Drawing:")
 print(f" Amount: ${ecb_drawing.amount_usd/1e9:.1f}B")
 print(f" Tenor: {ecb_drawing.tenor_days} days")
 print(f" Rate: {ecb_drawing.rate*100:.4f}% ({policy_rate*100:.2f}% + 25 bps)")
 print(f" Maturity: {ecb_drawing.maturity_date.strftime('%Y-%m-%d')}")

 # Bank of Japan drawing (largest user historically)
 boj_drawing = simulator.execute_swap_line_drawing( #
 drawing_id="BOJ-DRAW-001", #
 line_id="FED-BOJ", #
 amount_usd=240_000_000_000, # $240B #
 tenor_days=84, #
 policy_rate=policy_rate, #
 trade_date=crisis_date #
 )

 print(f"\nBOJ Drawing:")
 print(f" Amount: ${boj_drawing.amount_usd/1e9:.1f}B")
 print(f" Tenor: {boj_drawing.tenor_days} days")
 print(f" Rate: {boj_drawing.rate*100:.4f}%")
 print(f" Rationale: Japanese banks' large USD asset portfolios")

 # Bank of England drawing
 boe_drawing = simulator.execute_swap_line_drawing( #
 drawing_id="BOE-DRAW-001", #
 line_id="FED-BOE", #
 amount_usd=60_000_000_000, # $60B #
 tenor_days=84, #
 policy_rate=policy_rate, #
 trade_date=crisis_date #
 )

 print(f"\nBOE Drawing:")
 print(f" Amount: ${boe_drawing.amount_usd/1e9:.1f}B")
 print(f" Tenor: {boe_drawing.tenor_days} days")

 total_drawn = ecb_drawing.amount_usd + boj_drawing.amount_usd + boe_drawing.amount_usd #
 print(f"\nTotal USD Provided: ${total_drawn/1e9:.1f}B")
 print(f"Historical Context: Exceeded 2008 crisis peak usage")

 print("\n\nSTEP 3: OUTSTANDING USAGE ANALYSIS")
 print("-" * 80)

 usage = simulator.calculate_outstanding_usage(crisis_date) #
 print("\nPeak Crisis Usage:")
 print(usage.to_string(index=False)) #

 print(f"\nInterpretation:")
 print(f" • BOJ largest user (${boj_drawing.amount_usd/1e9:.0f}B) due to Japanese banks' USD asset portfolios")
 print(f" • ECB second (${ecb_drawing.amount_usd/1e9:.0f}B) supporting European banking system")
 print(f" • BOE moderate usage (${boe_drawing.amount_usd/1e9:.0f}B) given smaller USD funding gap")
 print(f" • Usage pattern reflects structural USD exposures by jurisdiction")

 print("\n\nSTEP 4: COST ANALYSIS - SWAP LINE VS MARKET FUNDING")
 print("-" * 80)

 market_basis = 120.0 # 120 bps basis during peak stress #
 swap_spread = 25.0 # Fed swap line spread #

 cost_analysis = simulator.analyze_basis_impact( #
 market_basis_bps=market_basis, #
 swap_line_spread_bps=swap_spread, #
 amount_usd=150_000_000_000, # ECB drawing #
 tenor_days=84 #
 )

 print(f"\nECB Funding Cost Comparison (${150}B for 84 days):")
 print(f"\nMarket Alternative (FX Swap):")
 print(f" Basis Spread: {cost_analysis['market_basis_bps']:.0f} bps")
 print(f" Total Cost: ${cost_analysis['market_cost']/1e9:.2f}B")
 print(f" Status: Prohibitively expensive/unavailable")

 print(f"\nFed Swap Line:")
 print(f" Spread: {cost_analysis['swap_line_spread_bps']:.0f} bps")
 print(f" Total Cost: ${cost_analysis['swap_line_cost']/1e9:.2f}B")
 print(f" Status: Subsidized emergency facility")

 print(f"\nSavings:")
 print(f" Cost Advantage: {cost_analysis['cost_advantage_bps']:.0f} bps")
 print(f" Absolute Savings: ${cost_analysis['absolute_savings']/1e9:.2f}B")
 print(f" Savings Percentage: {cost_analysis['savings_%']:.1f}%")

 print(f"\nConclusion: Swap line provides ${cost_analysis['absolute_savings']/1e9:.2f}B savings")
 print(f"vs prohibitively expensive market funding during crisis")

 print("\n\nSTEP 5: REPAYMENT AND RESOLUTION")
 print("-" * 80)

 repayment_date = crisis_date + timedelta(days=84) #

 ecb_repayment = simulator.repay_drawing("ECB-DRAW-001", repayment_date) #

 print(f"\nECB Repayment ({repayment_date.strftime('%Y-%m-%d')}):")
 print(f" Principal: ${ecb_repayment['principal']/1e9:.2f}B")
 print(f" Interest: ${ecb_repayment['interest']/1e6:.2f}M")
 print(f" Total Repayment: ${ecb_repayment['total_repayment']/1e9:.2f}B")
 print(f" Effective Rate: {ecb_repayment['effective_rate_%']:.4f}%")
 print(f" Days Outstanding: {ecb_repayment['days_outstanding']}")

 print(f"\nMechanism:")
 print(f" • Interest calculated on ACT/360 basis")
 print(f" • Repayment in USD + accrued interest")
 print(f" • Collateral (EUR) returned to ECB")
 print(f" • Zero FX risk due to predetermined exchange rates")

 print("\n\nSTEP 6: CRISIS TIMELINE SIMULATION")
 print("-" * 80)

 timeline = simulator.simulate_crisis_response( #
 crisis_start=datetime(2020, 3, 1), #
 initial_drawing_usd=50_000_000_000, # $50B initial #
 peak_usage_usd=450_000_000_000, # $450B peak #
 crisis_duration_days=90, # 3 months acute phase #
 resolution_days=180 # 6 months resolution #
 )

 print("\nSwap Line Usage Timeline (March 2020 Crisis):")
 print("\nKey Milestones:")
 milestones = timeline[timeline['Day'].isin([0, 30, 90, 180, 270])] #
 print(milestones[['Date', 'Day', 'Outstanding USD (B)', 'Phase']].to_string(index=False)) #

 print(f"\nTimeline Interpretation:")
 print(f" • Day 0-30: Rapid ramp-up to $450B peak (acute stress)")
 print(f" • Day 30-90: Sustained high usage (crisis stabilization)")
 print(f" • Day 90-270: Gradual repayment (market normalization)")
 print(f" • Day 270+: Return to zero outstanding (full resolution)")

 print("\n\nSTEP 7: SYSTEMIC IMPORTANCE METRICS")
 print("-" * 80)

 peak_usage = 450_000_000_000 # $450B #
 us_gdp = 21_400_000_000_000 # $21.4T (2020) #
 global_reserves = 12_000_000_000_000 # $12T global FX reserves #

 print(f"March 2020 Peak Usage Context:")
 print(f" • Peak Outstanding: ${peak_usage/1e9:.0f}B")
 print(f" • % of US GDP: {peak_usage/us_gdp*100:.1f}%")
 print(f" • % of Global FX Reserves: {peak_usage/global_reserves*100:.1f}%")
 print(f" • Equivalent to: 20+ large US banks' market cap")

 print(f"\nSystemic Impact:")
 print(f" • Prevented forced asset sales by major global banks")
 print(f" • Stabilized FX swap basis from >100bps to ~30bps")
 print(f" • Maintained credit flows in USD funding markets")
 print(f" • Demonstrated central bank coordination effectiveness")

 print("\n\nKEY INSIGHTS")
 print("-" * 80)
 print("\nSwap Line Mechanics:")
 print(f" • Foreign CB borrows USD from Fed at policy rate + 25bps")
 print(f" • Posts local currency as collateral (JPY, EUR, GBP, etc.)")
 print(f" • No FX risk (predetermined exchange rate for both legs)")
 print(f" • Foreign CB on-lends USD to domestic banks via auctions")

 print("\nCrisis Response Pattern:")
 print(f" • Immediate activation when market funding fails")
 print(f" • Rapid scale-up to hundreds of billions")
 print(f" • Sustained usage during stabilization phase")
 print(f" • Gradual wind-down as markets normalize")

 print("\nMarket Impact:")
 print(f" • Prevents forced asset sales by banks")
 print(f" • Stabilizes FX swap basis spreads")
 print(f" • Maintains credit availability")
 print(f" • Signals central bank coordination")

 print("\nStrategic Importance:")
 print(f" • Systemic importance: $450B+ peak usage (March 2020)")
 print(f" • Prevents contagion across global banking")
 print(f" • Complements domestic monetary policy")
 print(f" • Demonstrates international cooperation")

 print("\n" + "=" * 80) #

 return {
 'swap_lines': usage,
 'cost_analysis': cost_analysis,
 'repayment': ecb_repayment,
 'timeline': timeline,
 'total_provided': total_drawn
 }


# =============================================================================
# EXPECTED OUTPUT AND INTERPRETATION
# =============================================================================
"""
When executed, the CentralBankSwapLineSimulator produces comprehensive analysis
of central bank FX swap line operations during financial crises.

The demonstration generates:

STEP 2: CRISIS SCENARIO
ECB Drawing:
 Amount: $150.0B
 Tenor: 84 days
 Rate: 0.4000% (0.15% + 25 bps)

BOJ Drawing:
 Amount: $240.0B

Total USD Provided: $450.0B

March 2020 witnessed unprecedented swap line usage as pandemic created sudden
USD funding scramble. Foreign central banks drew $450B collectively, providing
emergency liquidity to domestic banks unable to access private markets.

STEP 4: COST ANALYSIS
ECB Funding Cost Comparison ($150B for 84 days):

Market Alternative (FX Swap):
 Basis Spread: 120 bps
 Total Cost: $4.20B

Fed Swap Line:
 Spread: 25 bps
 Total Cost: $0.88B

Savings:
 Cost Advantage: 95 bps
 Absolute Savings: $3.33B
 Savings: 79.2%

During crisis, EUR/USD basis exceeded 100bps making market funding prohibitively
expensive. Fed swap line at 25bps provided massive cost savings ($3.3B on $150B),
demonstrating value of backstop facility access.

STEP 6: CRISIS TIMELINE
Key Milestones:
Date | Day | Outstanding USD (B) | Phase
2020-03-01 | 0 | 50.0 | Ramp Up
2020-03-31 | 30 | 450.0 | Peak
2020-05-30 | 90 | 450.0 | Resolution
2020-08-28 | 180 | 225.0 | Resolution
2020-11-26 | 270 | 0.0 | Resolution

Timeline reveals typical crisis pattern:
 - Rapid activation (0-30 days): $50B → $450B
 - Sustained peak (30-90 days): $450B plateau
 - Gradual resolution (90-270 days): Return to zero

This pattern reflects market dynamics: acute stress requires immediate massive
intervention, followed by sustained support during stabilization, then gradual
withdrawal as private funding channels reopen.

STEP 7: SYSTEMIC IMPORTANCE
March 2020 Peak Usage Context:
 • Peak Outstanding: $450B
 • % of US GDP: 2.1%
 • % of Global FX Reserves: 3.8%

The magnitude demonstrates structural dependence of global banking on USD funding
and Fed's role as global dollar lender of last resort. $450B represents 3% of
global USD M2 supply, highlighting systemic importance of swap line network.
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**Understanding Swap Line Mechanics:**

Fed swap line operates as currency swap: Foreign CB (e.g., ECB) exchanges EUR
for USD with Fed at current market rate, agreeing to reverse at same rate at
maturity. This structure eliminates FX risk - both legs use identical exchange
rate regardless of market movements during tenor.

Example: ECB draws $150B at 1.1000 EUR/USD
 - Near leg: ECB gives Fed €136.4B, receives $150B
 - Far leg (84 days): ECB returns $150B + interest, receives €136.4B
 - Exchange rate locked: 1.1000 for both legs

Critical distinction from market FX swap: Predetermined exchange rate (vs
forward rate reflecting interest differentials) means foreign CB bears no
currency risk, only credit risk of domestic banks borrowing the USD.

**Interpreting Cost Advantage:**

During crises, market basis spreads widen dramatically as USD scarcity drives
swap costs far above theoretical parity. March 2020 example:
 - Normal EUR/USD basis: 20-30 bps
 - Crisis basis: 100-150 bps
 - Fed swap line: 25 bps (fixed)

Cost advantage = Market basis - Swap line spread = 120 - 25 = 95 bps #

On $150B for 84 days:
 - Market cost: $4.2B (prohibitive)
 - Swap line cost: $0.88B (subsidized)
 - Savings: $3.3B (79%)

This massive subsidy reflects policy objective: prevent systemic failure rather
than charge market rates. Fed prioritizes financial stability over revenue
maximization.

**Reading Usage Patterns:**

Crisis activation follows predictable sequence:

Phase 1 - Acute Stress (Days 0-30):
 - Rapid drawdown from $50B to $450B peak
 - Reflects immediate USD funding crisis
 - Private markets completely dysfunctional
 - Foreign banks facing dollar margin calls, redemptions

Phase 2 - Stabilization (Days 30-90):
 - Sustained $450B plateau
 - Markets remain stressed but stabilizing
 - Swap lines prevent cascading failures
 - Private funding slowly returning

Phase 3 - Resolution (Days 90-270):
 - Gradual repayment to zero
 - Market basis normalizing
 - Private funding channels reopening
 - Banks reducing reliance on official support

This pattern validates swap line design: massive capacity for acute needs,
sustained support during recovery, automatic wind-down as normalcy returns.

**Strategic Policy Implications:**

Standing swap lines (post-2008 permanent facilities) vs temporary arrangements
represent fundamental policy evolution. Standing facilities provide:

Immediate Activation: No negotiation delays during crisis when hours matter
Market Confidence: Permanent backstop reduces panic-driven hoarding
Reduced Stigma: Standing nature normalizes usage vs emergency-only stigma
Operational Readiness: Pre-established documentation, systems, procedures

Five standing lines (ECB, BOJ, BOE, SNB, Bank of Canada) reflect concentrated
USD exposure in these jurisdictions. Temporary lines activated for others during
crises (e.g., emerging markets in 2020) based on systemic risk assessment.

**Distribution Mechanics:**

Foreign CBs receiving USD face domestic distribution challenge: efficiently
providing dollars to domestic banks needing funding. Implementation varies:

ECB Approach: Fixed-rate full-allotment auctions
 - Weekly 7-day and 84-day USD operations
 - Unlimited amounts at Fed swap line rate + small margin
 - Euro collateral pledged by borrowing banks
 - Full allotment ensures all demands met

BOJ Approach: Competitive auctions
 - Banks bid rates for USD funding
 - Lowest rate bids filled first until capacity exhausted
 - Spreads reveal domestic USD funding stress

Key design choice: Fixed vs competitive pricing balances efficiency (competitive
reveals market clearing) against stability (fixed prevents panic bidding during
crises).

**Systemic Importance Metrics:**

March 2020 peak: $450B outstanding
 - 3% of total global USD M2 money supply
 - Equal to 20% of US overnight repo market
 - Exceeds combined market cap of 10 largest US banks

These magnitudes demonstrate:
 1) Structural dependence of global banking on USD funding
 2) Critical role of Fed as global dollar lender of last resort
 3) Transmission of US monetary policy globally through swap lines

**Regulatory and Governance:**

Swap line decisions require:
 - FOMC approval for activation/terms
 - Coordination with foreign CBs
 - Treasury Department consultation
 - Congressional notification (Dodd-Frank)

Governance ensures democratic legitimacy while enabling rapid crisis response.
Standing lines pre-approved for immediate activation; new lines require full
approval process.

Risk Management:
 - Foreign CB posts full collateral (local currency)
 - Fed bears FX risk if foreign CB defaults (stuck with foreign currency)
 - Historically zero losses (CBs always repaid)
 - Collateral mark-to-market managed through margin calls

The framework presented provides institutional understanding of central bank
FX operations during crises, essential for market participants anticipating
policy responses and managing positions during stress periods.

**Historical Context and Evolution:**

2008 Crisis: Temporary lines established ad-hoc
 - Peak usage: ~$580B (December 2008)
 - Facility closures as markets normalized (2010)
 - Lessons learned about need for permanent facilities

2013 Reform: Standing lines established
 - Five major CBs granted permanent access
 - Eliminates negotiation delays during crises
 - Reduces stigma through standing status
 - Enhanced operational readiness

2020 Pandemic: Validation of standing line model
 - Immediate activation within days
 - Coordinated global response
 - Extended to additional CBs temporarily
 - Peak usage rivaled 2008 levels

This evolution reflects learning from crisis management: permanent facilities
enable faster, more effective responses than ad-hoc arrangements negotiated
during stressed conditions.
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