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We develop a theory of financial intermediary leverage cycles in the context of a dynamic model of the macroeconomy …. The interaction between a production sector, a financial intermediation sector, and a household sector gives rise to … risk ; macroprudential policy ; DSGE ; amplification ; capital regulation ; financial intermediation …
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’ implications for household welfare. Within the context of our model, liquidity requirements are preferable to capital requirements …
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' implications for household welfare. Within the context of our model, liquidity requirements are preferable to capital requirements …
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This paper studies the question of the economic scale of financial institutions. We show that banks actively smooth book equity by adjusting payouts to achieve a desired trajectory of book equity. The countercyclical nature of net payouts of financial institutions leads to procyclical book...
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We develop a theory of financial intermediary leverage cycles in the context of a dynamic model of the macroeconomy …. The interaction between a production sector, a financial intermediation sector, and a household sector gives rise to …
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We develop a theory of financial intermediary leverage cycles in the context of a dynamic model of the macroeconomy …. The interaction between a production sector, a financial intermediation sector, and a household sector gives rise to …
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the bank sector is highly procyclical, the leverage of the nonbank financial sector is acyclical. We propose a theory of a …
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This paper studies the economic scale of financial institutions. We show that banks and security broker-dealers actively smooth book equity by adjusting payouts. The smoothing of book equity is associated with procyclical book leverage and procyclical net payouts. In contrast, market leverage...
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