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CPB Policy brief
... market trends 99 volume 2010 2; brierley, p., 2009, the uk special resolution regime for failing banks in an international context, bank of england financial stability paper 5 juli 2009; buiter, ... a proposal, bruegel blueprint 10; huepkes, e., 2003, insolvency - why a special regime for banks?, current developments in monetary and financial law, vol.3. international monetary fund, washington dc; ...
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Microsoft Word - Memorandum AFC.doc
... investments (liability dollarisation). this created serious maturity and currency mismatches, which made domestic banks increasingly vulnerable to changes in exchange rates and interest rates. it also ... the payment system from breaking down, bank indonesia provided massive liquidity support to failing banks. the resulting monetary and credit expansion fuelled a dramatic depreciation of the rupiah ...
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Microsoft Word - doc73.doc
... that by focusing on physical networks, we explicitly exclude from consideration financial networks (i.e. banks and credit-card issuers). 3 the authors' translation from the original text in dutch ...sectoren ... swiss city of geneva were also blacked out. ... switzerland and france have blamed italy for failing to take action that would have limited the scale of the problem, while italy said ...
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doc211.pdf
... banks. in contrast, the failure of a car manufacturer has no such negative consequences for its competitors. 2.2.1 failing corporate governance as we have seen, banks can solve free riding in monitoring by acting as a delegated monitor. however, banks ... deposits create an incentive for banks to monitor depositors. if failing management triggers bank ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc218.doc
... policy internationally, the information gap faced by regulators, the size of banks' balance sheets, the tradability of banks' assets, the level of interconnectedness, the potential for market discipline, ... the financial sector a review and synthesis (bijlsma, duineveld and klomp, 2010). failing corporate governance why banks are addicted to risk (bijlsma and zwart, 2010). in order to inform ...
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dp175 systemic risk across sectors pdf
... number of failing firms given that at least one firm is failing fi e 1 (2.1) where represents the number of failing firms. by ... , we consider the expected fraction of additional failing firms (eaf) given that at least one firm is failing eaf(n0) e measure eaf(n0) ... indicates that given that at least one large bank is failing, on average other 19 large banks fails on that particular day. this number is ...
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... failure of one bank can be contagious and spread to other banks, especially when these banks are linked to the failing institution through interlocking claims (e.g. via clearing-houses and ... references. 26 european evidence is not available. when we talk about banks then european banks are in general universal banks, operating in corporate and retail banking, trading, funds management, securities ...
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Microsoft Word - memo119.doc
... risky than point estimates with regard to any critics of failing forecasts. if the interval forecast fails, your competence will suffer ... is in accord with the best practices in use among central banks and reflects our realistic and honest admission that future developments are ... out over a number of years by euro area central banks. in general, the ranges differ depending on the variables and the ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc210.doc
... insurance. policymakers can also change banks' incentives by giving banks' financiers stronger incentives to discipline banks, i.e., by increasing ... if one bank fails other banks will have to write down their claims on the failing bank. this may create fragility in two ways. first, a shock pushing one bank towards bankruptcy will decrease the value of connected banks ...
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