Banking crises

This book is divided into eight chapters. Chapter 1 looks at the legal meaning of the terms ‘bank’ and ‘banking business’. An argument is made that the definitions of ‘bank’ and ‘banking business’ should be compatible with the practice of banking in a particular country. Chapter 2 examines developments in banking law relating to the Basle Committee’s Core Principles for Effective Banking Supervision;...

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The 2023 series of bank collapses has underscored the vital importance of effective liquidity risk management in the banking industry. Liquidity risk in bank, with its potential to trigger bank runs and destabilize the global financial system, requires a comprehensive approach that considers market volatility, regulatory changes, and evolving business models. Collaboration among banks, regulators, and stakeholders is crucial at the system level.

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Continued part 1, part 2 of ebook "Sustainability and social responsibility: Regulation and reporting" provides readers with contents including: market firm issues; corporate social disclosures by banks; social reporting in a health care organization; financial and sustainability reporting; corporate social responsibility, investor sentiment, and stock returns; an industry perspective on regulation and reporting;...

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Ebook "Financial boom and gloom: The credit and banking crisis of 2007–2009 and beyond" has and will continue to have far-reaching after-effects. At their core are Collateralized Debt Obligations (CDOs) and Credit Default Swaps (CDSs), the main themes of this book.

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Ebook "Curbing bailouts: Bank crises and democratic accountability in comparative perspective" deals with government responses to banking crises. More often than not, the term “bailout” is used scornfully to refer to any such response. This by-now vacuous term suggests an alarming degree of uniformity in the use of policies to redress situations of insolvency in a country’s banking sector. Contrary to this view, however, there is ample variation in the kind and degree of government involvement to manage banking crises.

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This book is highly recommended to not only financial/economic historians, but also readers who are currently or will in the future be involved in banking supervision, that is, students, bankers, supervisors, and international officials.

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Access to finance is considered one of the top constraints on SMEs’ growth and survival. During bank crises, although facing a credit crunch, a few SMEs still survive, hence I study what makes survivor SMEs’ financial resilience. This is not clearly defined in previous studies. The study contributes to these with empirical evidence of SMEs in the UK from pre to post-crisis of the bank crisis of 2008.

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Part 1 book "Financial markets and institutions" includes content: Why study financial markets and institutions; overview of the financial system; what do interest rates mean and what is their role in valuation; why do interest rates change; how do risk and term structure affect interest rates; are financial markets efficient; why do financial institutions exist; why do financial crises occur and why are they so damaging to the economy; central banks; conduct of monetary policy.

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This study focuses on analyzing solutions for weak banks in United State (US) and Japan during the banking crises. Especially, the study clarifies the process of resolving difficulties and challenges during implementation period. Moreover, it aims at deriving experiences from US, Japan and suggesting policies for Vietnam authorities to improve effectively handling Vietnamese weak banks from now to the year 2020.

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Part 1 book "The economics of moneys, banking and financial markets" includes content: Understanding interest rates, the behaviour of interest rates, the risk and term structure of interest rates, the stock market, the theory of rational expectations, and the efficient market hypothesis, an economic analysis of financial structure, financial crises and the subprime meltdown, economic analysis of financial regulation.

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Ebook Banking and financial institutions: Part 1 includes contents: Chapter 1 lessons learned from banking crises, chapter 2 the economic role of financial intermediaries, chapter 3 the evolving legal environment, chapter 4 asset/liability management, chapter 5 hedging and risk management, chapter 6 commercial and industrial loans.

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Lecture The economics of Money, Banking and Financial markets: Chapter 9 Financial Crises and the Subprime Meltdown. After studying this chapter you should be able to discuss the factors that lead to financial crises; explain how increases in adverse selection and moral hazard cause financial crises; discuss the most recent financial crisis, the subprime financial crisis of 2007 2008, which led to a number of banking crises around the world and a decline in global economic activity.

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The purpose of this chapter is: To look at the sources and consequences of financial fragility focusing on the banking sector, to look at the institutional safeguards the government has built into the system in an attempt to avert financial crises, to study the regulatory and supervisory environment of the banking industry, to examine emerging approaches to regulation that focus on the safety of the financial system rather than on individual institutions.

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Livestock sector plays an immense role in the growth and sustainability of Indian economy. Animal husbandry is always considered as an important factor in supporting and uplifting the socio-economic status of the farmers, by bringing an additional and steady income throughout the year. Animal husbandry sector provides distinct employment opportunities for the entrepreneurs. Today, India is the number one milk producer country in the world and milch animals are providing a regular and steady source of income to the livestock farmers through milk sales and value addition.

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"Ebook Rethinking housing bubbles present the content - The role of household and bank balance sheets in modeling economic cycles" present the content economic crises, economic policy, and economic analysis; goods and services markets versus asset markets; asset performance housing and the great recession; the great depression; what may have triggered or sustained the housing bubble...

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The following will be discussed in this chapter: General principles of banking regulation, banking crises, banking system (operations, potential problems, criticality), institutional investors, investment banks, pension funds, hedge funds.

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The purpose of this paper is to examine whether the choice of exchange rate regime can affect the likelihood of banking crises in emerging countries. We estimate the impact of exchange rate arrangements on crises in a panel-data set of 56 emerging countries using a logit method. We find that adopting a fixed exchange rate diminishes the probability of occurrence of banking crises.

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By analysing the risk of interbank contagion during two distinctive crises, namely the Finnish banking crisis in the 1990s and the most recent financial crisis of the 2000s, this paper provides evidence on negative domino effects in a small open economy with a concentrated banking system. Simulations based on interbank exposures and maximum entropy estimations shed light on the magnitude of the contagion and the vulnerability to cross-border risks.

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A critical question that banking supervisors are trying to answer is what is the amount of capital or liquidity resources required by an institution in order to support the risks taken in the course of business. The financial crises of the last several years have revealed that traditional approaches such as regulatory capital ratios to be inadequate, giving rise to supervisory stress testing as a primary tool.

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