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On 3 December EY hosted a SUERF conference on banking reform with Sir Howard Davies, the Chairman of RBS, and Dame Colette Bowe, the Chairman of the Banking Standards Board, as the two keynote speakers. Professor David Miles (Imperial College) gave the SUERF 2015 Annual Lecture on Capital and...
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This paper develops a debt-run model to study the effects of liquidity injections on debt markets in the presence of a renegotiation option. In the model, creditors decide when to withdraw their funding and equityholders can renegotiate the contract terms of debt. We show that when equityholders...
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During the subprime crisis, the Federal Reserve introduced several emergency liquidity programs as supplements to the discount window: TAF, PDCF, and TSLF. Using data on loans to large commercial banks and primary dealers, we find that the programs were used by relatively few institutions and...
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examination of the data on the Fed's bailout of the financial system - the most comprehensive investigation of the raw data to … and magnitude of the Fed's crisis response. The bottom line: a Federal Reserve bailout commitment in excess of $29 … trillion. -- Global Financial Crisis ; Fed Bailout ; Lender of Last Resort ; Term Auction Facility ; Central Bank Liquidity …
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examination of the data on the Fed's bailout of the financial system — the most comprehensive investigation of the raw data to … and magnitude of the Fed's crisis response. The bottom line: a Federal Reserve bailout commitment in excess of $29 …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013117641
lenders' beliefs about the probability of bailout. Events like Lehman's collapse are conceived of as ”black swan” events that … led lenders to put a positive mass on bailout probabilities that were previously assigned zero mass.Results of the … analysis include: (i) An unanticipated increase in bailout uncertainty raises interest rates, the volume of defaults in both …
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COVID-19 is a new type of shock that is likely to produce losses on loans and financial assets higher and more correlated than historical adverse macroeconomic shocks unless policy stabilization efforts are successful. Further, the sudden economic stop caused by the need for social distancing...
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US) investment banks and their subsequent, in most cases, bail-out by public funds – and on the real sector of the …
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moves on to an examination of the US government's bailout of the global financial system. While other governments played a … role, the US Treasury and the Federal Reserve assumed much of the responsibility for the bailout. A detailed examination of … the biggest financial institutions. The paper closes with an assessment of the problems the bailout itself poses for the …
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moves on to an examination of the US government's bailout of the global financial system. While other governments played a … role, the US Treasury and the Federal Reserve assumed much of the responsibility for the bailout. A detailed examination of … the biggest financial institutions. The paper closes with an assessment of the problems the bailout itself poses for the …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013108272