... Regulation without Macroeconomic Shocks How to Deal with Macroeconomic Shocks? Is Market Discipline Useful? Policy Recommendations for Macroprudential Regulation References Chapter Controlling Risk ... i Contents Preface and Acknowledgments General Introduction and Outline of the Book References ix 14 P A R T WHYARETHERE SO MANY BANKING CRISES? 19 Chapter WhyArethere So Many Banking Crises? ... Solvency Regulations Part contains three articles, which are all concerned with the regulation of banks’ solvency, and more precisely with the first and second Basel Accords The first Basel Accord,...
... auditing and consulting activities may occur, as was exemplified by the recent Enron–Andersen case Finally, market discipline can be the vehicle for contagion It could be a good disciplining device during ... delay the recognition of a crisis, is the most significant predictor of a high fiscal cost, once the crisis erupts Finally, the Scandinavian banking crisis (1988–93) was much more dramatic in Finland ... Sweden The common causes were the deregulation of financial markets, an economic boom, and an asset market bubble (accompanied with a spectacular For a thorough analysis of currency crises and...
... macroeconomic modelling National Bureau of Economic Research Macroeconomics Annual Morris, S., and H Shin 2001 The CNBC effect: welfare effects of public information Yale Cowles Foundation Discussion ... CHAPTER Calomiris, C W 1998b Blueprints for a new global financial architecture Joint Economics Committee, United States Congress, Washington, DC (October 7) Calomiris, C W., and C Kahn 1991 The ... t=2 Contracts offered; equity, deposits raised Liquidity/solvency shocks occur; closure/continuation decision Investment returns Screening effort choice, investment made Monitoring effort choice...
... concentrate on the case λ < R0 Hence at t = 1, insolvent banks (which are not detected because supervisors are inefficient) have no incentive to declare bankruptcy and thus are not closed: they borrow ... Regulation without Macroeconomic Shocks In this section we introduce the benchmark model of banking regulation in the absence of macroeconomic shocks We consider a static model with two dates ... banks according to their exposure to macroeconomic shocks In particular, we argue that banks with a large exposure to macroshocks should be denied the access to emergency liquidity assistance by...
... if it fails The cost function C( ·) is increasing, strictly convex and differentiable (Equivalently the cost could be linear and the return in the case of success increasing and concave in investment.) ... technology, which for an initial investment of size Ii (which can be interpreted as a portfolio of commercial loans, which we call a “project”) costs C( Ii ) and returns RIi , if the “project” succeeds ... — #137 i MACROECONOMIC SHOCKS AND BANKING SUPERVISION i 125 Commercial Banks Low exposure to macroshocks (ρ ρ ∗ ) High exposure to to macroshocks (ρ > ρ ∗ ) • Have access to emergency liquidity...
... cap constraints, and loss sharing Anticipating a little, we can consider the bilateral cap BCji as a kind of credit line granted by j to i in “commercial currency.” As we shall see, this concept ... and collateral requirements are more crucial determinants of market shares The advantages of competition As always, competition creates incentives for efficiency and better service, in particular ... contagion effect Section 7.5 provides an example of asymmetric travel patterns and its implications for central bank intervention Section 7.6 discusses the policy implications, offers some concluding...
... size 21 Consider, for example, the case where thereare three locations (N = 3) Locations and are peripheral locations and location is a money center location All the travelers of locations and ... A 1985 Mathematical Economics, 2nd edn Cambridge University Press Townsend, R M 1987 Economic organization with limited communication American Economic Review 77:954–71 Wallace, N 1988 Another ... arrangements American Economic Review 81:497–513 Calomiris, C W., and J R Mason 1997 Contagion and bank failures during the Great Depression: the June 1932 Chicago banking panic American Economic Review...
... (with full liability) when there is a capital requirement with correct risk weight A, choice of an unconstrained bank; B, previous choice of a constrained bank; C, new choice of the same bank Note ... the correct choice of risk weights in the solvency ratio becomes crucial If these risk weights are related to credit risk alone (as is the case for the Cooke ratio and its twin brother, the EEC ... prompt corrective action R R allows the reduction of capital requirements When auditing costs are small, A∗ becomes close to the first-best closure threshold AFB , which R means that prompt corrective...
... discipline can only be effective if banking supervisors are protected from political interference, and indirect market discipline cannot be used under all circumstances, since market prices become erratic ... Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 26:1301–21 i i i i i i “rochet” — 2007/9/19 — 16:10 — page 280 — #292 i 280 i CHAPTER Black, F., and J C Cox 1976 Valuing corporate securities: some effects of ... holding companies: is it feasible? Journal of Financial Services Research 20(2– 3):147–88 Hancock, D., A J Laing, and J A Wilcox 1995 Bank capital shocks: dynamic effects on securities, loans, and capital...
... Regulation without Macroeconomic Shocks How to Deal with Macroeconomic Shocks? Is Market Discipline Useful? Policy Recommendations for Macroprudential Regulation References Chapter Controlling Risk ... i Contents Preface and Acknowledgments General Introduction and Outline of the Book References ix 14 P A R T WHYARETHERE SO MANY BANKING CRISES? 19 Chapter WhyArethere So Many Banking Crises? ... Solvency Regulations Part contains three articles, which are all concerned with the regulation of banks’ solvency, and more precisely with the first and second Basel Accords The first Basel Accord,...
... investigation there seems to be a similar low concordance when comparisons are made of the occurrence of clinically diagnosed asthma with parental assessment in the ISAAC questionnaire, especially apparent ... health care But constitutional factors are plausibly of great importance In the early postnatal stage, obstructive and bronchospastic symptoms typical of asthma may be unspecific, and those cases ... The present report focuses upon these, and in particular the salutogenetic aspects: How comes, that in a parental recall, almost 40% of the children with a medically confirmed cumulative asthma...
... demand-side factors In fact, firm characteristics or changes in the sensitivities of debt maturity to firm characteristics not fully explain the decrease in debt maturity Macroeconomic factors also ... of Financial Economics ] (]]]]) ]]]–]]] 16 changes in firm characteristics We find a negative and significant trend coefficient in all models but the magnitude of the coefficient is significantly smaller ... Custodio et al / Journal of Financial Economics ] (]]]]) ]]]–]]] ´ Please cite this article as: Custodio, C. , et al., Whyare US firms using more short-term debt? Journal of Financial Economics...
... have a significant influence on the child? Always be cautious when controversies are treated as if only two choices are possible; thereare usually more than two When a communicator oversimplifies ... keeping a checklist handy of possible reasoning fallacies Practice Exercises (Jj Critical Question: Arethere any fallacies in the reasoning? Try to identify fallacies in the reasoning in each of ... person." Thereare a variety of ways of making irrelevant attacks against a person making a claim, the most common of which is attacking his character or shifting attention to his circumstances or...
... of the increased focus on law enforcement the writer is specifically calling to be cut An increased concern with law enforcement, and not the civic concerns of citizens, caused violent crime levels ... emphasizes in her conclusion is only one of a number of possible contributing causes—a cause, not the cause Are There Rival Causes? 143 Rival Causes and Scientific Research Scientific research attempts ... prove causation; it may be only a coincidence When you see such reasoning, always ask yourself, "Are there rival causes that could account for the AreThere Rival Causes? 149 event?" and, "Is there...
... social conception of disability? Journal of Medical Ethics 26: 95–100 Harris, J (2000b) The welfare of the child (2000) Health Care Analysis 8: 27–34 Robertson, J.A (1994) Children of Choice ... sense in which I concede that Bennett’s life is objectively a better life than mine Suppose John and Becky are each aVected by a condition which makes a particular diet imperative if they are to stay ... resulting child] has a life worth living because of her choice The idea that she might have an obligation to compensate her child for beneWting him is nonsense In such circumstances wrongful life cases...
... Is there a book on the table? Trên bàn c sách phải không? Is there any tea in the cup? C chút nư c chè C (phải) không? (đi với danh từ đếm số nhiều) chén không? Arethere ? Arethere any ... the table? - , thereare - Is there a in the bag? - , there is not - Arethere in the box? - , thereare not - Is there a beside the cup? - , there is - Arethere any behind ... , thereare seven - Is there a under the book? - , there is not - Arethere any over the desk? - , thereare not - Arethere any in front of the teapot? - , thereare some - Are...
... European counterparts, changes in credit standards are playing a role in the Irish credit contraction Using the ECB’s SME Survey of Access to Finance, their approach compares credit experiences across ... this continued decline Why have prices overcorrected? The tendency for house prices to “overcorrect” following a period of sustained increases is not uncommon For example, Kennedy and McQuinn ... Historically, house price booms and busts have been a relatively common occurrence across OECD members In countries where property crashes have occurred, subsequent banking crises are not unusual,...
... Reserves that are held as cash in a bank’s vault or ATM network are counted as currency in circulation and included in the dark green area This latter component of reserves has been relatively constant ... under the control of the central bank, such as payments into and out of the Treasury’s account at the central bank or changes in the amount of currency held by the public However, the changes in ... a deposit account at Bank A In making this loan, the central bank credits $40 to Bank A’s reserve account and Bank A, in turn, credits $40 to Firm X’s deposit account The bank balance sheets after...
... minimum unit root tests) Dec-87 Dec-88 Dec-89 Dec-90 Dec-91 Dec-92 Dec-93 Dec-94 Dec-95 Dec-96 Dec-97 Dec-98 Dec-99 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 Interest rate on current accounts -8 Interest rate on ... (1987), “Cointegration: A Survey of Recent Developments”, Applied Economics Discussion Paper, No 39, Oxford Institute of Economics and Statistics Freixas X and Rochet J (1997), Microeconomics of ... second period; however, since the sign of the asymmetric coefficient is positive it tends to counterbalance the asymmetric effects detected in the case of a change in the monetary policy indicator...
... establishes which a ccelerators are available: std::vector accelerators = accelerator::get_all(); You can then check the returned vector If it’s empty, no accelerators are available ... parallelism with C+ + AMP parallelism and supports multiple accelerators Chapter 11 Graphics Interop Using C+ + AMP in conjunction with DirectX Chapter 12 Tips, Tricks, and Best Practices Instructions on ... you can access it from the CodePlex site, http://ampbook.codeplex.com/license A copy is also included with the sample code Introduction xxi www.it-ebooks.info Using the Code Samples The Samples...