... presence of financial linkages and possibly to market inefficiencies.Second, we pursue to examine whether correlations between the originating country’s financial markets and other markets in ... -Contents Financial Market Spillovers in Transition Economies 1I. Introduction 3II. Linkages 5A. Possible Propagation Mechanisms 5B. Trade Linkages 6C. Financial Sector Linkages and FinancialMarket ... economies’ markets during the Russian crisis. This fact, together the broaderevidence for recent increases in comovements suggests that with increased financial market integration, the financial markets...
... financial markets?We find evidence that policy rate forecasts do influence market prices, but we find no evidence that the forecasts impair market functioning.2. Does Policy Rate Guidance Influence Market Interest ... Do policy rate forecastsinfluence market prices? Are market participants inattentive to otherdevelopments when central banks provide policy rate forecasts? Do market participants take policy rate ... rates influence market prices, but wefound no evidence that forecasts or guidance impair market func-tioning in the United States, the euro area, or New Zealand. Inparticular, market participants...
... domestic and international financial markets and the broader economy. In contrast, robust FMIs have been shown to be an important source of strength in financial markets, giving market participants ... 3.6.5. For some markets, such as OTC markets, prices may not be available or reliable because of the lack of a continuous liquid market. In contrast to an exchange-traded market, there may ... functions. Efficient FMIs contribute to well-functioning financial markets. An FMI that operates inefficiently may distort financial activity and the market structure, affecting not only its participants,...
... Disclosure framework for financialmarket infrastructures – Consultative report – April 2012 31 1 Introduction Clear and comprehensive disclosures by financialmarket infrastructures (FMIs) ... CPSS-IOSCO – Disclosure framework for financialmarket infrastructures – Consultative report – April 2012 CPSS-IOSCO – Disclosure framework for financialmarket infrastructures – Consultative ... positions to market and collect variation margin at least daily to limit the build-up of current exposures. A CCP should have 14 CPSS-IOSCO – Disclosure framework for financialmarket infrastructures...
... of financialmarket infrastructures (FMIs), the Key Attributes expressly require that resolution regimes be established in a manner appropriate to FMIs and their critical role in financial markets.2 ... which 4 CPSS-IOSCO – Recovery and resolution of financialmarket infrastructures – Consultative report – July 2012 the preservation of financial stability as an objective and could cause ... resolution of financialmarket infrastructures – Consultative report – July 2012 and in turn make it more difficult for the resolution authority to achieve an outcome that preserves financial...
... emerging markets capital markets into world financial markets are confined to equity markets,ignoring currency markets that arguably are more important in determining the success of financial liberalization. We ... liberalization of emerging financial markets has resulted in the integration of developing countries’currency markets into the international capital market. Previous tests of the impact of liberalization ... the degree of integration of emerging markets currency markets is yet to be determined, claims of financialmarket integration following capital marketliberalization may be premature (see,...
... between financial development and financial liberalization, but weak correlations between financial development and growth in their panel data andtake this to indicate that choosing financialliberalization ... while financialliberalization plays no role.Looking at the evidence on the link between financial development and growth is in a waymore direct way of exploring the link between financialliberalization ... when liberalization efforts might have started and ended, on the other, it is difficult to come up withsingle empirical measures of financialliberalization and performance under financial liberalization...
... bank-based financial systems with market- based financial systems.1 Although theliterature addresses “capital markets,” on closer inspection the main focus is really equitymarkets. Bond markets ... dealers, and the Repurchase Market will be expanded.27 market. Deep, broad markets are generally more resilient against disturbances of any given sizethan thin, narrow markets; they tend to display ... forward, futures and swap markets, theoptions market depends critically on the bond market for pricing and hedging positions.In the absence of a well-functioning bond market, it may be possible...
... greater financial integration experience greater financial development. Instead of relying upon financial restrictions of a regulatory nature, he investigates the effect of lack of financial ... Chatusripitak (2000), “The Case of the Missing Market: The Bond Market and Why It Matters for Financial Development,” paper prepared for the ADB/Wharton seminar on Financial Structure for Sustainable ... relationship between financial openness and the development of bank credit markets, whereas Columns 3 through 6 on the relationship between financial openness and equity market development....