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What Happened to Global Banking after the Crisis?
Schoenmaker, Dirk - 2017
The global financial crisis led to an alleged end of global banking. However, we find that reports on the end of global banking are premature. Investigating the global systemically important banks, we identify a strong composition effect: a shift of business from the global European banks to the...
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When Systemic Risk Meets Antitrust : Dodd-Frank's Impact on Competitive Markets in the Wake of an Economic Crisis
Weinstein, Samuel - 2017
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Changing Forces of Gravity : How the Crisis Affected International Banking
Buch, Claudia M. - 2016
banks with foreign affiliates for the years 2002-2011, we study bank internationalization before and during the crisis. Our …
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Changing Forces of Gravity : How the Crisis Affected International Banking
Buch, Claudia M. - 2014
banks with foreign affiliates for the years 2002-2011, we study bank internationalization before and during the crisis. Our …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013060028
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Strengthening Bank Stability after the Crisis
Gelman, Michael; Greenberg, Doron; Khan, Zaheer; … - 2021
. In this paper, we establish that liquidity and capital ratios had a positive impact on bank returns during the first … identify deposit franchise and risk management as two key channels through which stronger financial stability improved bank …
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Recessions after systemic banking crises : does it matter how governments intervene?
Wijnbergen, Sweder van; Homar, Timotej - 2013
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Consumer Financial Protection in the COVID-19 Crisis : An Emergency Agenda
Cordray, Richard - 2020
The coronavirus pandemic is creating overwhelming needs, in three waves. First is the health crisis; second is the macroeconomic crisis created by the abrupt halt in much business activity; and now third is a consumer crisis, as households are faced with total or partial job loss, sharp income...
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Accounting for Macrofinancial Fluctuations and Turbulence
Vitek, Francis - 2018
approximate linear dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model of the world economy, augmented with structural shocks exhibiting … national economies in the world …
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This Time Is Different, but It Will End the Same Way : Unrecognized Secular Changes in the Bond Market since the 2008 Crisis That May Precipitate the Next Crisis
Zwirn, Daniel - 2019
The US bond market had over $42.39 trillion of outstanding debt at the end of the third quarter of 2018, eclipsing the US stock market's approximately $30 trillion in market capitalization. The sheer size of the bond market provides ample opportunities, as well as risks, for institutional...
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Analysis of Main Instruments of Crisis Regulation of Banking Activity During the Global Financial Crisis of 2008-2009
Afanasyeva, Olga - 2014
-day conditions. Particular attention is paid to the crisis management that is realised on the level of government and central bank …
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