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Introduction -- Liquidity and risk -- Liquidity risk regulation -- Liquidity risk management -- Model for the … quantification of structural liquidity risk -- Calculation -- Conclusion -- References. …Structural liquidity risk is a material risk resulting from the core banking business of taking in short-term deposits …
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asset liquidity risk arises even under minimal fundamental risk. To study the role of illiquidity we introduce realistic … not available in a run, asset liquidity risk has a concave effect on run incentives, quite unlike fundamental risk. Runs … are rare when asset liquidity is abundant, become more frequent as it falls and decrease again under very low asset …
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How do risky firms with low cash flow finance their liquidity needs? This paper investigates a relatively common, but …
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Changes in collateralization have been implicated in significant default (or near-default) events during the financial crisis, most notably with AIG. We have developed a framework for quantifying this effect based on moving between Merton-type and Black-Cox-type structural default models. Our...
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We construct an endogenous growth model in which bank runs occur with positive probability in equilibrium. In this setting, a bank run has a permanent effect on the levels of the capital stock and of output. In addition, the possibility of a run changes the portfolio choices of depositors and of...
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effects from insufficient market liquidity. A typical method to manage these price impact effects is to split a given order …
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We introduce a new distance-to-default (DD) measure based on observable covariates, allowing us to bypass any model-based inference (e.g., Merton, 1974), that works well. It is based on the following result: The default event defined by endogenous credit-risk models, a sufficiently low asset...
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function determined by the amount of currencies supplied by the liquidity providers. Liquidity providers can be regarded as … investors in the decentralized exchange and earn fixed commissions per trade. They lock up funds in liquidity pools for distinct … pairs of currencies allowing market participants to swap them using the fixed price function. Liquidity providers take on …
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Since the Eurozone Crisis of 2010-12, a critical debate on the viability of a currency union has focused on the role of a fiscal union in adjusting for country heterogeneity. However, a fully-fledged fiscal union may not be politically feasible. This paper develops a two-country general...
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