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regardless of the nationality of the parent bank. Which layer matters most? Do these policies create cross-border spillovers? And … decompose growth in cross-border bank lending into separate home, host and common components, and then match each with the home …, which depend on the instrument used and on whether a bank's home or host country implemented them. Home policies tend to …
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Financial crises are accompanied by permanent drops in economic growth and output. Technological progress and innovation are important drivers of economic growth. This paper studies how financial crises affect innovative activities. Using cross-country panel data on patenting at the...
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We study the relationship between bank geographic complexity and risk using a unique dataset of 96 global bank holding … Supervisory Mechanism reduce bank risk, but geographic complexity weakens this effect. Bank geographic complexity therefore has a … Janus face, decreasing some but increasing other aspects of bank risk …
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We construct a new data set of quarterly international capital flows by sector, with an emphasis on debt flows. Using our new data set, we establish four facts. First, the co-movement of capital inflows and outflows is driven by inflows and outflows vis-à-vis the domestic banking sector....
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We construct a new dataset of quarterly capital flows by sector and establish four facts. First, the co-movement of capital inflows and outflows is driven by banks. Second, procyclicality of capital inflows is driven by banks and corporates, whereas sovereigns' external liabilities move...
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