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US dollar credit is growing quickly outside the United States, especially in Asia, and in some economies it has … outpaced overall credit growth. Cross-border sources of credit bear watching in view of their record of outgrowing overall … credit in credit booms. Foreign currency and cross-border sources of credit raise policy issues …
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exploit GFC shocks and Brazilian interventions in FX derivatives using three matched administrative registers: credit, foreign … credit flows to banks, and employer-employee. After U.S. Federal Reserve Taper Tantrum (followed by strong Emerging Markets FX … depreciation and volatility increase), Brazilian banks with larger ex-ante reliance on foreign debt strongly cut credit supply …
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This paper evaluates the effect of Chinese monetary policy shocks on credit creation through the shadow banking sector … projection was then estimated, using the surprise measure as an instrument. The results give two key findings: 1) shadow credit …
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exploit GFC shocks and Brazilian interventions in FX derivatives using three matched administrative registers: credit, foreign … credit flows to banks, and employer-employee. After U.S. Federal Reserve Taper Tantrum (followed by strong Emerging Markets … credit supply, thereby reducing firm-level employment. However, a large FX intervention program supplying derivatives against …
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This paper traces R. G. Hawtrey’s main contributions to the theory of the lender of last resort national both (LLR) and international (ILLR). This theory is a continuation of one of the traditions of the classical period, started by Henry Thornton (1802) , that differs in important points from...
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The paper argues that the networked firms have an advantage in securing bank finance in countries with weak legal and judicial institutions. An analysis of recent BEEPS data from sixteen CEE transition countries lends some support to this hypothesis. Firms affiliated to business associations are...
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trajectory while small loans outstanding continued to decline. Anecdotal evidence suggests that firms used trade credit to smooth … over cash flow problems. The current paper looks at recent trends in trade credit use by small businesses based on a recent … poll done by the Credit Research Foundation. The results highlight the importance of business to business credit for small …
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Pecking order models of international finance suggest that countries should become less reliant on international bank lending as they develop. Reduced information costs are one of the factors behind this trend towards disintermediation. This paper presents a simple model on the choice between...
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between cash and bank credit lines. Banks create liquidity for firms by pooling their idiosyncratic risks. As a result, firms … with high aggregate risk find it costly to get credit lines and opt for cash in spite of higher opportunity costs and … liquidity premium. Likewise, in times when aggregate risk is high, firms rely more on cash than on credit lines. We verify these …
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