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provide modest support for all three hypotheses that there was an increase in toughness during the credit crunch period (1989 …
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carry a uniform risk weight, irrespective of variations in credit risk. The proposed new Capital Accord of the Bank for … International Settlements provides for a greater sensitivity of capital requirements to credit risk, raising the question of whether … agencies. We combine Moody's data on changes in U.S. borrowers' credit ratings since 1970 with estimates of the risk profile of …
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likely facilitated by, among other factors, a loosening of credit terms related to OTC derivatives and securities financing … transactions. However, little or no systematic data on these trends were available at the time. The new Senior Credit Officer … new survey provides qualitative information about changes in credit terms and conditions across the entire range of these …
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Empirical estimates of the benefit of financial intermediation are constructed by examining the role played by local banks in facilitating syndicated loans to borrowers in emerging market countries. Assuming that local banks possess a superior monitoring ability, the market is ideal for studying...
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domestic spending and the outflow of capital that began in December 1994; the credit crunch and interest rate hike of March …
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