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We propose measures of financial market stress for forty-six countries and regions across the world. Our measures indicate that worldwide financial market stresses rose significantly in March following the widespread economic shutdowns in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, hardly...
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. In normal recessions, firm and bank net worth play the same role, so their sum determines the allocation of capital …. During financial crises, shocks to bank net worth have an additional effect beyond that in standard financial frictions … bank net worth during the Great Recession. Finally, the model is consistent with the different dynamics of the share of …
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Failing to account for joint dynamics of credit and asset prices can be hazardous for countercyclical macroprudential policy. We show that composite financial cycles, emphasising expansions and contractions common to credit and asset prices, powerfully predict systemic banking crises. Further,...
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We investigate the extent to which various structural risks exacerbate the materialization of cyclical risk. We use a large database covering all sorts of cyclical and structural features of the financial sector and the real economy for a panel of 30 countries over the period 2006Q1-2019Q4. We...
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Through the compulsory participation of junior investors in bearing losses of their failing bank, the bailin attempts … to limit bail-outs' side-effects in terms of market discipline, too-big-to-fail, bank-sovereign nexus and risk …-in effects on bank resilience appear mixed. While it incentivises banks to reduce risk-taking (e.g., increasing risk …
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