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We empirically examine financial institutions' motivations to take systematic bad-tail risk in the form of sponsorship of credit-arbitrage asset-backed commercial paper vehicles. A run on debt issued by such vehicles played a key role in causing and propagating the liquidity crisis that began in...
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We use credit-arbitrage asset-backed commercial paper vehicles as a laboratory to empirically examine financial institutions' motivations to take bad-tail systematic risk. By comparing the characteristics of global banks that sponsored credit-arbitrage vehicles prior to the global financial...
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in herding behavior. It shows that these two important causes of systemic risk are interdependent and thus cannot be …
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We find that the level of bank herding in real estate loans during boom period is substantially higher than the level … of bank herding in commercial and industrial loans or consumer loans. More importantly, we find that bank herding … significantly increases systemic risk. In particular, herding in real estate loans by big banks contribute more to systemic risk. We …
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This paper studies the relation between bank herding and financial system stability. I develop a set of bank …-specific, time-varying measures of herding in asset, liability, and off-balance sheet (OBS) portfolios and empirically examine the … relation between bank herding and systemic risk contribution. I find that for large banks, asset herding is associated with …
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Very low policy rates as well as the substantial redesign of rules and supervisory institutions have changed background conditions for the Euro Area's financial intermediary sector substantially. Both policy initiatives have been targeted at improving societal welfare. And their potential side...
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