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Recent history suggests that many boom–bust cycles are naturally driven by linkages between the credit market and asset …
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Recent history suggests that many boom-bust cycles are naturally driven by linkages between the credit market and asset …
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Benachteiligung des Mittelstands und auch nicht zu dem vielfach befürchteten Credit Crunch führen (muss)«. Für Gerhard Hofmann …
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credit growth experienced by these countries. We find that, on average, both bank capitalization and lending activities in … Latin America increased after Basel. Consequently, Basel did not seem to lead to an overall credit decline. However, we do … Basel II might cause greater procyclicality of credit. …
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In this paper, we analyze credit growth in Sub-Saharan Africa over the past decade focusing on the post-2002 rapid … credit growth in select countries. We develop regression models of the fundamental determinants of bank credit and use them … to examine whether they can fully explain developments in rapid credit growth countries. We then argue that rapid credit …
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This paper studies how Uruguay's regulatory framework was gradually strengthened to address shortcomings identified during the 2002-03 crisis, to align with international standards and, more recently, to deal with cyclical pressures resulting in an acceleration of bank lending. In particular,...
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The Republic of Tajikistan’s Financial System Stability Assessment and reports on the Observance of Standards and Codes are examined. The Tajik financial system is small despite recent rapid growth. Overall, banks remain well capitalized and liquid, but the brisk expansion of their loan...
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This paper presents an update on Iceland’s Financial System Stability Assessment. Liquidity ratios, while high, now depend more than before on access to central banks’ liquidity facilities because of the turmoil in global markets, and any reduction in such access would require...
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Policies implemented over the last decade have strengthened economic fundamentals and brought macroeconomic stability. Major improvements in compliance with the Basel Core Principles for Effective Banking Supervision and the implementation of International Organization of Securities Commission...
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This Financial System Stability Assessment on Turkey discusses macroeconomic development and trend in the financial system. The financial system does not appear to face major immediate threats, but vulnerabilities remain. Turkey remains dependent on capital inflows and thus on international...
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