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Building on the work of Sorge and Virolainen (2006), we revisit the data on aggregate Finnish bank loan losses from the …
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In this paper we test the hypothesis that credit policies are pro-cyclical. Our approach is based on a stochastic frontier analysis of borrower data, as in Chen and Wang (2008). We extend the applicability of the approach, and propose a novel test specification which is informative of many types...
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of a monopoly bank, an increase in the bank's capital-to-loans ratio always weakens the transmission of monetary policy … to bank lending. In the case of competitive banks, an increase in the capital-to-loans ratio weakens the transmission of … monetary policy to aggregate bank lending, up to a critical level. <p> Using a data set covering the Finnish banking sector in …
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This paper tests for the presence of a credit channel (particularly a bank-lending sub-channel) for monetary policy in … with the existence of a broad credit channel, whereas the bank-lending channel seems to be operational only under certain … suggests the existence of a clear relationship between the presence of a credit (bank lending) channel, the efficiency level of …
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Building on Cecchetti and Li (2005), we show that the bank lending channel affects monetary policy trade-offs only when … monetary policy model. In our calibrated model the resulting impact of the bank lending channel on output-inflation trade …-offs is quantitatively small and of ambiguous sign. When bank capital varies counter cyclically and bank loan rates have a …
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The NSFR regulation reduces banks’ liquidity risks by encouraging the use of deposit funding. Deposit money is created by lending, but the requirement restricts possibilities to grant loans. This contradiction may be destabilising if there is a substantial foreign debt.
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It has been proposed that the potential procyclicality of Basel II could be alleviated by using through-the-cycle (TTC) ratings in IRBA models. A TTC rating would be based on the structural component of the debtor’s credit risk ignoring cyclical fluctuations. This paper tests for the existence...
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timetable that will end in the authorities stepping into the bank while it still has positive capital, if the earlier stages are …
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Basel II framework requires banks to conduct stress tests on their potential future minimum capital requirements and consider ‘at least the effect of mild recession scenarios’. We propose a stress testing framework for minimum capital requirements in which banks’ corporate credit risks are...
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