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factor. The pull factor captures flows of bank loans to the domestic non-financial private sector. An increase in these flows … less clear-cut. The paper also shows that variations in the flows of bank loans to the non-financial private sector (i …
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We analyse the macroeconomic effects of exogenous contractions in bank lending to non-financial corporations in the … to bank loans, such as financing via equity, debt securities, trade credit and lending from non-banks. We investigate … whether these alternative financing sources are complements to or substitutes for bank lending using the joint posterior …
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Recent regulatory efforts aim at lowering the cyclicality of bank lending because of its potential detrimental effects …
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We study the synchronization of credit booms and busts among 12 major European economies and the United States between 1972-2011. We propose a regression-based procedure to test whether boom-bust phases of credit cycles coincide across countries and to cluster countries with positively...
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Against the backdrop of a high stock of non-performing loans (NPLs) in several European countries, this paper investigates the role of NPLs for lending rates charged for newly granted loans in the euro area. More precisely, it looks for an effect that extends beyond losses caused by that stock...
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affects bank lending depends on the whether the banks are drawing on official sector liquidity facilities. Third, liquidity … heterogeneity in the balance sheet characteristics that affect banks’ responses to liquidity risk. Overall, bank balance sheet …
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The recent financial crisis has put the spotlight on the rapid rise in credit which preceded it. In this paper, we provide an empirical and theoretical analysis of the credit boom and the macroeconomic context in which it developed. We find that the boom was unusually long and associated with...
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