Systemic Risk and the Financial System
... some background information on the current workings of the international banking system. The second section focuses on issues that arise in market-oriented “panics” (for example, the October 1987 stock market crash) and again seeks to provide some relevant background information. The third section d ...
... some background information on the current workings of the international banking system. The second section focuses on issues that arise in market-oriented “panics” (for example, the October 1987 stock market crash) and again seeks to provide some relevant background information. The third section d ...
Ghossoub, E., Laosuthi, T. and Reed, R. (2009)
... than in urban areas.2 ;3 In light of these observations, this paper examines the impact of the competitive structure of the banking industry on …nancial market outcomes. Using a model of Bertrand competition, we compare economies with competitive banking sectors to fully concentrated industries.4 Un ...
... than in urban areas.2 ;3 In light of these observations, this paper examines the impact of the competitive structure of the banking industry on …nancial market outcomes. Using a model of Bertrand competition, we compare economies with competitive banking sectors to fully concentrated industries.4 Un ...
Sucker Punched by the Invisible Hand
... American mortgages. Aalbers (2008; 2009) argues U.S. MBS and CDO became a huge source of investment for banks around the world particularly after 2001. 2 These investments were consequential because they involved large sums of money, had high bond ratings, and were quite profitable. The mortgage or ...
... American mortgages. Aalbers (2008; 2009) argues U.S. MBS and CDO became a huge source of investment for banks around the world particularly after 2001. 2 These investments were consequential because they involved large sums of money, had high bond ratings, and were quite profitable. The mortgage or ...
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... to invest offshore, the liberalization has far-reaching effects on the local WM industry: • Foreign currency accounts now available locally; • Local fund managers can set up international funds for local and regional distribution; • Foreign products e.g. international unit trusts can be registered a ...
... to invest offshore, the liberalization has far-reaching effects on the local WM industry: • Foreign currency accounts now available locally; • Local fund managers can set up international funds for local and regional distribution; • Foreign products e.g. international unit trusts can be registered a ...
SUPERVISION in the EU - European Commission
... Payout Delay (1 week?) and Modalities (set off?) Financing of DGS (ex-ante with a maximum level?) Depositor information (template?) Cross border cooperation (Role of host DGS?) Mandate (pay-out box or European FDIC?) Structure (Pan EU DGS?) ...
... Payout Delay (1 week?) and Modalities (set off?) Financing of DGS (ex-ante with a maximum level?) Depositor information (template?) Cross border cooperation (Role of host DGS?) Mandate (pay-out box or European FDIC?) Structure (Pan EU DGS?) ...
PML_Paper3_Financial Risk
... while also fulfilling the needs of the producers who supply the market with the products that are traded. There are significant differences between the world’s numerous financial markets, but in the end they all serve the same basic functions. Arguably the most important role of financial markets is ...
... while also fulfilling the needs of the producers who supply the market with the products that are traded. There are significant differences between the world’s numerous financial markets, but in the end they all serve the same basic functions. Arguably the most important role of financial markets is ...
The Financial Hazards and Risks Entailed in Extending
... program had not been experienced since the Great Depression. Interbank lending had virtually shut down, as lenders did not know which financial institutions had serious exposure to subprime mortgages or how much an institution’s mortgage-related assets and liabilities were worth. The repo market, an ...
... program had not been experienced since the Great Depression. Interbank lending had virtually shut down, as lenders did not know which financial institutions had serious exposure to subprime mortgages or how much an institution’s mortgage-related assets and liabilities were worth. The repo market, an ...
The Invisible Hand and the Banking Trade
... Tail-risk and nasty surprises Foster and Young (2010) explore one way of capturing unexpected developments, namely by the use of probability distributions associated with extreme events -- fattailed distributions with ‘tail risk’, consistent with the very rare occurrence of disastrously bad returns ...
... Tail-risk and nasty surprises Foster and Young (2010) explore one way of capturing unexpected developments, namely by the use of probability distributions associated with extreme events -- fattailed distributions with ‘tail risk’, consistent with the very rare occurrence of disastrously bad returns ...
Temi di Discussione
... in the workings of key asset markets, and in regulation, which we largely ignore. For example, we do not model complex financial instruments based on securitized assets, such as collateralized debt obligations (CDOs), which the market badly mispriced (see Coval, Jurek and Stafford, 2009). Also, an i ...
... in the workings of key asset markets, and in regulation, which we largely ignore. For example, we do not model complex financial instruments based on securitized assets, such as collateralized debt obligations (CDOs), which the market badly mispriced (see Coval, Jurek and Stafford, 2009). Also, an i ...
banking customer perception about interest rate spread
... savings and preferred Private Institutions over government institutions to deposit their savings due to several reasons mainly the service standards and quality . May depositors still like to invest in gold, due to its increasing price all over the world, some household preferred “committee” and pri ...
... savings and preferred Private Institutions over government institutions to deposit their savings due to several reasons mainly the service standards and quality . May depositors still like to invest in gold, due to its increasing price all over the world, some household preferred “committee” and pri ...
- the Other Canon
... financial engineering processes, especially the unbundling of large indivisible investments for sale to households.7 These approaches, while elaborating on banks’ use of scale economies in achieving informational advantages, do not explain the unique role that Schumpeter attributed to the institutio ...
... financial engineering processes, especially the unbundling of large indivisible investments for sale to households.7 These approaches, while elaborating on banks’ use of scale economies in achieving informational advantages, do not explain the unique role that Schumpeter attributed to the institutio ...
credit evaluation from the corporate practitioners
... It is the Association's objective to help improve and widen members' professional skills in the area of Credit Management. While the theoretical aspects of each topic would be addressed, the seminar would pay particular attention to the practical aspects of Credit Management. Who Should Attend This ...
... It is the Association's objective to help improve and widen members' professional skills in the area of Credit Management. While the theoretical aspects of each topic would be addressed, the seminar would pay particular attention to the practical aspects of Credit Management. Who Should Attend This ...
Emerging markets in 2017
... This communication is not directed at, and must not be acted upon by persons inside the United States and is otherwise only directed at persons residing in jurisdictions where the relevant funds are authorised for distribution or where no such authorisation is required. Fidelity International refers ...
... This communication is not directed at, and must not be acted upon by persons inside the United States and is otherwise only directed at persons residing in jurisdictions where the relevant funds are authorised for distribution or where no such authorisation is required. Fidelity International refers ...
Two dozen experts offer their views.
... transparency in the asset-backed securities markets. Observers have cited the bank regulators and credit rating agencies for being asleep at the switch, along with the banks’ inability to value the sophisticated ...
... transparency in the asset-backed securities markets. Observers have cited the bank regulators and credit rating agencies for being asleep at the switch, along with the banks’ inability to value the sophisticated ...
an investment pattern of scheduled commercial banks in india
... improved return on investment, decreasing non-performing assets, deregulation of interest rates, improved return on capital etc. Among all investment is one of the important factors to be studied. Banks must plan and keep aside some amount of money to meet uncertainty. Banks are disbursing their mon ...
... improved return on investment, decreasing non-performing assets, deregulation of interest rates, improved return on capital etc. Among all investment is one of the important factors to be studied. Banks must plan and keep aside some amount of money to meet uncertainty. Banks are disbursing their mon ...
2 - Dnb
... All key ingredients of an extreme financial cycle gone wrong can be found here. (The famous tulipmania that hit the Dutch Republic in 1636-37 shared some but not all of these elements, and its dynamics can be compared to the dotcom bubble rather than a global financial crisis.) The burst of the Sou ...
... All key ingredients of an extreme financial cycle gone wrong can be found here. (The famous tulipmania that hit the Dutch Republic in 1636-37 shared some but not all of these elements, and its dynamics can be compared to the dotcom bubble rather than a global financial crisis.) The burst of the Sou ...
Banking Sector Performance in Latin America: Market Power versus
... where CAP is the degree of capitalisation measured as equity over assets, LTA is a measure of liquidity risk measured as loans over assets, and ASSETS is the natural logarithm of total assets which is included as a proxy for bank size. The relationship between the degree of capitalisation (CAP) and ...
... where CAP is the degree of capitalisation measured as equity over assets, LTA is a measure of liquidity risk measured as loans over assets, and ASSETS is the natural logarithm of total assets which is included as a proxy for bank size. The relationship between the degree of capitalisation (CAP) and ...