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Efficiency and Bargaining Power in the Interbank Loan Market

Allen, Jason; Chapman, James; Echenique, Federico; … - Bank of Canada - 2012

-arbitrage conditions on trades in the market. For Canada we show that while the market is fairly efficient, some degree of inefficiency … persists throughout our sample. The level of inefficiency matches distinct phases of both the Bank of Canada’s operations as …

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Banking System Resilience and Financial Stability - An Evidence from Indian Banking

Swamy, Vighneswara - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2013

This paper while emphasising the importance of the concept of financial stability in wake of recent global financial crisis in particular and other (banking and financial) crises in general attempts to highlight the significance of the soundness of banking sector in emerging economies where...

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Price Negotiation in Differentiated Products Markets: Evidence from the Canadian Mortgage Market

Allen, Jason; Clark, Robert; Houde, Jean-François - Bank of Canada - 2012

negotiation process. The mortgage industry has many institutional features which suggest competitiveness: homogeneous contracts …

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Modelling Financial Instability: A Survey of the Literature

Lai, Alexandra - Bank of Canada - 2002

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On Competition in the Banking Sector in Poland and Europe Before and During the Crisis / Jak kszta³towa³a siê konkurencja w sektorze bankowym w Polsce i w Europie przed kryzysem i...

Pawlowska, Malgorzata - CASE-Center for Social and Economic Research - 2015

In the past decades, the banking sector has come to be known in literature as the banking industry as it was geared to increasing profits, banks were growing, and banking products developed dynamically. It was believed that competition in the banking sector makes banks more efficient and...

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Using Shapley’s asymmetric power index to measure banks’ contributions to systemic risk

Garratt, Rodney; Webber, Lewis; Willison, Matthew - Bank of England - 2012

An individual bank can put the whole banking system at risk if its losses in response to shocks push losses for the system as a whole above a critical threshold. We determine the contribution of banks to this systemic risk using a generalisation of the Shapley value; a concept originating in...

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What Governments Should Do in Mortgage Markets

Poschmann, Finn - In: C.D. Howe Institute Commentary (2011) 318

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, CMHC, which is a Crown agency, now backstops mortgage lending equivalent to more …The federal government’s role in mortgage markets is pervasive and should be scaled back, while encouraging more … competition in the mortgage insurance business, according to this study. The author notes that the mortgage insurance book of …

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Too Big to Fail: A Misguided Policy in Times of Financial Turmoil

Goodlet, Clyde - In: C.D. Howe Institute Commentary (2010) 311

The bailouts carried out by governments for large banks and other financial entities in the recent financial turbulence are often characterized as a Too-Big-To-Fail (TBTF) policy. Proponents of such a policy argue that preventing the failure of large banks (and possibly other financial and...

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Monitoring, Liquidity Provision and Financial Crises

Mundaca, Gabriela - 2009

This paper analyzes central bank policies on the monitoring of banks in distress in which liquidity provisions are conditional on performance when a bad shock occurs. A sequential game model is used to analyze two policies: the first one in which the central bank acts with discretion and the...

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Evaporational Exuberance

Levine, David A. - 2008

The regulatory framework established during the Great Depression spared us system-threatening financial failure for nearly four decades after World War II. The author gives a brief history of how the progressive deregulation of the financial system led to the crisis of 2008 and discusses the...

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