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explanation for observed developments in the interbank market before and during the 2007-09 financial crisis (dramatic increases …
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volatility of interest rates in secured markets. We use the model to discuss various policy responses to the crisis …
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This paper studies the relationship between the size of the banking sector’s refinancing needs vis-à-vis the central bank and auction rates in its open market operations in times of financial market stress. In a theoretical model, it is found that marginal rates at central bank auctions may...
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equilibrium is characterized by a deep market with highly leveraged banks. The crisis times equilibrium is characterized by bank …
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The financial crisis has highlighted the need for models that can identify counterparty risk exposures and shock …
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-of-sample performance in predicting the last financial crisis. Finally, our model would have issued an early warning signal for the United …
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We model the impact of bank mergers on loan competition, banks' reserve holdings and aggregate liquidity. Banks compete in a differentiated loan market, hold reserves against liquidity shocks, and refinance in the interbank market. A merger creates an internal money market that induces financial...
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This paper analyses the link between finance and growth by studying the effect that the process of financial deregulation and harmonisation of banking laws at the EU level has brought about on growth over the last 40 years. Our main findings point to the existence of a positive long-run growth...
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This monthly monetary model for the euro area is gradually constructed from its two constituting components: a money demand and a loan demand model which both include the relation between the respective retail bank rates and the short-term market interest rate. Eventually, the encompassing...
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