The Fundamental Principles of Financial Regulation
... first Chairman of the Financial Stability Forum, a group of senior financial officials from the major economies that monitors the health of the International Financial System. Earlier in his career, Mr. Crockett had held senior positions at the Bank of England and the International Monetary Fund. Mr ...
... first Chairman of the Financial Stability Forum, a group of senior financial officials from the major economies that monitors the health of the International Financial System. Earlier in his career, Mr. Crockett had held senior positions at the Bank of England and the International Monetary Fund. Mr ...
Network Risk and Key Players: A Structural Analysis of
... be measured by the network impulse response function (NIRF) to that bank’s individual shocks. The NIRFs are determined in equilibrium by both the network decay factor φ and the banks’ locations within the system. This novel measure allows us to pin down each bank’s contribution to systemic risk. Th ...
... be measured by the network impulse response function (NIRF) to that bank’s individual shocks. The NIRFs are determined in equilibrium by both the network decay factor φ and the banks’ locations within the system. This novel measure allows us to pin down each bank’s contribution to systemic risk. Th ...
International Reserves: Precautionary vs. Mercantilist Views, Theory
... the probability of sudden stops affecting all countries. The crisis also led to sharp output and investment contractions, credit crunches, and—in several countries—to full-blown banking crises.3 Finally, most affected countries went through tough adjustments, reversing the output contraction and res ...
... the probability of sudden stops affecting all countries. The crisis also led to sharp output and investment contractions, credit crunches, and—in several countries—to full-blown banking crises.3 Finally, most affected countries went through tough adjustments, reversing the output contraction and res ...
Estimating New Zealand’s neutral interest rate AN2015/05 September 2015
... Second, partially offsetting households’ preference for smoothing, it is assumed that households have a preference for consumption today over consumption tomorrow. This can be thought of as a household’s level of ‘impatience’. If households are very impatient, they will be less willing to save when ...
... Second, partially offsetting households’ preference for smoothing, it is assumed that households have a preference for consumption today over consumption tomorrow. This can be thought of as a household’s level of ‘impatience’. If households are very impatient, they will be less willing to save when ...
The Crisis Aftermath: New Regulatory Paradigms
... One of the ways in which CEPR responded to the global financial crisis in early 2009 was to quickly establish a project on ‘Financial Stability and Regulation’. At that time, in the aftermath of the Lehman Brothers debacle when the world was pretty much still in a state of shock, there was no clear- ...
... One of the ways in which CEPR responded to the global financial crisis in early 2009 was to quickly establish a project on ‘Financial Stability and Regulation’. At that time, in the aftermath of the Lehman Brothers debacle when the world was pretty much still in a state of shock, there was no clear- ...
Measuring Effective Monetary Policy Conservatism of Central Banks
... a consequence, adequate measures of central bank independence should be based on informal rules and practices rather than solely on legal codes. This critique led to a second strand of the literature, which is concerned with developing indices of actual central bank independence. Cukierman (1992) pr ...
... a consequence, adequate measures of central bank independence should be based on informal rules and practices rather than solely on legal codes. This critique led to a second strand of the literature, which is concerned with developing indices of actual central bank independence. Cukierman (1992) pr ...
A comparative technical, cost and profit efficiency
... the control of bank management, and (ii) determining factors associated with bank operations, that is, the determinants of efficiency at the firm level. For example, country-specific and macroeconomic factors, such as GDP, interest rates, labour union power, unemployment rates and government regula ...
... the control of bank management, and (ii) determining factors associated with bank operations, that is, the determinants of efficiency at the firm level. For example, country-specific and macroeconomic factors, such as GDP, interest rates, labour union power, unemployment rates and government regula ...
capital theory, inflation and deflation: the austrians and monetary
... ell's theory of interest is necessary. The Austrian approach to capital is to see it not as a homogeneous store of productivity, but rather as a interconnected, intertemporal structure that is reflective of the plans of the various actors in an economic system. As Ludwig Lachmann (1978, pp. 2-3) has ...
... ell's theory of interest is necessary. The Austrian approach to capital is to see it not as a homogeneous store of productivity, but rather as a interconnected, intertemporal structure that is reflective of the plans of the various actors in an economic system. As Ludwig Lachmann (1978, pp. 2-3) has ...
report on the macro-prudential research network (mars)
... induce banks to securitise loans and sell the asset-backed securities (ABSs) to shadow banks, which would fund those purchases with short-term repos backed by the ABSs. This regulatory arbitrage might have to be limited through margin requirements on repos, since otherwise the bank capital requireme ...
... induce banks to securitise loans and sell the asset-backed securities (ABSs) to shadow banks, which would fund those purchases with short-term repos backed by the ABSs. This regulatory arbitrage might have to be limited through margin requirements on repos, since otherwise the bank capital requireme ...
the stability of long-run money demand in western balkan countries
... 1991 to November 1993. The results of the study indicate that the main determinants of money demand in a period of hyperinflation in Croatia were inflation and real economic activity, while the interest rate has no significant impact on the demand for money. On the other hand, Sonje (1999), analyzed ...
... 1991 to November 1993. The results of the study indicate that the main determinants of money demand in a period of hyperinflation in Croatia were inflation and real economic activity, while the interest rate has no significant impact on the demand for money. On the other hand, Sonje (1999), analyzed ...
Demand Deposit - Natural Persons
... cheque books supplied by the Bank and not yet used as well as to pay all the expenses related with the rescission process, in accordance with the pricing made available, at any moment, by the Branches. 4. Unless otherwise indicated by the Customer, cheque books requested shall be sent by post to the ...
... cheque books supplied by the Bank and not yet used as well as to pay all the expenses related with the rescission process, in accordance with the pricing made available, at any moment, by the Branches. 4. Unless otherwise indicated by the Customer, cheque books requested shall be sent by post to the ...
7 money demand. ppt
... The point at which the quantity of money demanded equals the quantity of money supplied determines the equilibrium interest rate in the economy. © 2007 Prentice Hall Business Publishing Principles of Economics 8e by Case and Fair ...
... The point at which the quantity of money demanded equals the quantity of money supplied determines the equilibrium interest rate in the economy. © 2007 Prentice Hall Business Publishing Principles of Economics 8e by Case and Fair ...
Norges Bank Working Paper 2012/18
... quality of that selection is important in getting an appropriate allocation of capital in the economy. At the same time, most such instruments are costly, and banks will consider those costs when choosing their selection methods. In our paper we examine collateral and screening as tools that can be ...
... quality of that selection is important in getting an appropriate allocation of capital in the economy. At the same time, most such instruments are costly, and banks will consider those costs when choosing their selection methods. In our paper we examine collateral and screening as tools that can be ...
Miller
... from the banking system, when a contractionary measure in needed. The Fed does not set the federal funds rate explicitly, but it changes the level of reserves in depository institutions, and this influences the money supply. Slide 17-66 ...
... from the banking system, when a contractionary measure in needed. The Fed does not set the federal funds rate explicitly, but it changes the level of reserves in depository institutions, and this influences the money supply. Slide 17-66 ...
The Swiss Banking Sector
... standard practice aimed for among EU countries. Together with Luxembourg and Austria, Switzerland opposes to switch to an automatic exchange of information. The protection of bank clients’ privacy has to remain warranted, because the mutual trust and respect between the government and the public is ...
... standard practice aimed for among EU countries. Together with Luxembourg and Austria, Switzerland opposes to switch to an automatic exchange of information. The protection of bank clients’ privacy has to remain warranted, because the mutual trust and respect between the government and the public is ...
Monetary policy in albania: froM the past to the
... for managing its activities. In other words, it literally implies rapid approximation with its counterparts in Europe. Upon completion of these projects, the Bank of Albania will be more open to the public, which will benefit from the financial education policies, scientific research, library servic ...
... for managing its activities. In other words, it literally implies rapid approximation with its counterparts in Europe. Upon completion of these projects, the Bank of Albania will be more open to the public, which will benefit from the financial education policies, scientific research, library servic ...
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... bank during financial crisis. If the central bank deposits expantionary monetary policy the rationing limit of loans increases. On the other hand if the central bank adopts the contractionary monetary policy the rationing limit of loans decreases. ...
... bank during financial crisis. If the central bank deposits expantionary monetary policy the rationing limit of loans increases. On the other hand if the central bank adopts the contractionary monetary policy the rationing limit of loans decreases. ...
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... The model is calibrated using Croatian data and simulated to see whether the CNB holds more reserves than the model suggests are necessary. We find that for plausible values of the parameters the model accounts for the recent buildup of foreign reserves in Croatia. However, quantitative implications ...
... The model is calibrated using Croatian data and simulated to see whether the CNB holds more reserves than the model suggests are necessary. We find that for plausible values of the parameters the model accounts for the recent buildup of foreign reserves in Croatia. However, quantitative implications ...
Impact of the Payment of Interest on Demand Deposits
... institutions, and the banking structure from payment of interest on demand deposits and associated changes in the pricing of banking services are highly uncertain for they involve an assessment of institutional and public responses to a new ingredient in financial m a r k e t s — p a y m e n t of ex ...
... institutions, and the banking structure from payment of interest on demand deposits and associated changes in the pricing of banking services are highly uncertain for they involve an assessment of institutional and public responses to a new ingredient in financial m a r k e t s — p a y m e n t of ex ...
SME Banking 2012 Brochure
... 7.1.1 Structural managed funds 7.2 A European example of government influencing SME banking practices: Project Merlin in the UK as an agreement for economic recovery 7.2.1 Lending commitments 7.2.2 A representative example: Lloyds Banking Group's lending capacity on a growth trajectory 7.2.3 Other c ...
... 7.1.1 Structural managed funds 7.2 A European example of government influencing SME banking practices: Project Merlin in the UK as an agreement for economic recovery 7.2.1 Lending commitments 7.2.2 A representative example: Lloyds Banking Group's lending capacity on a growth trajectory 7.2.3 Other c ...
investigating the stability of money demand in namibia a thesis
... Banking Survey that consolidates accounts of the central bank, four commercial banks and three other banking institutions (http://www.sadcbankers.org). The table in appendix A.11.a) presents figures on the key variables used in this paper. It shows that M1, M2, exchange rate and income have been fol ...
... Banking Survey that consolidates accounts of the central bank, four commercial banks and three other banking institutions (http://www.sadcbankers.org). The table in appendix A.11.a) presents figures on the key variables used in this paper. It shows that M1, M2, exchange rate and income have been fol ...