Financial intermediaries, markets, and growth
... a bank. Banks invest the deposits they have received in storage or in financial claims on the productive technology. They can also trade in the secondary financial market at date 1. Banks can monitor entrepreneurs costlessly and thus guarantee a return of R for the projects they have invested in. Fu ...
... a bank. Banks invest the deposits they have received in storage or in financial claims on the productive technology. They can also trade in the secondary financial market at date 1. Banks can monitor entrepreneurs costlessly and thus guarantee a return of R for the projects they have invested in. Fu ...
DETERMINANTS OF PREMIUMS PAID IN EUROPEAN BANKING
... and Wall (1989) remark. This fact means the results of works performed cannot be applied to any country or institution. On the one hand, the works performed focus on the analysis of the transactions carried out within the American market, whereas no studies of this kind have been carried out for the ...
... and Wall (1989) remark. This fact means the results of works performed cannot be applied to any country or institution. On the one hand, the works performed focus on the analysis of the transactions carried out within the American market, whereas no studies of this kind have been carried out for the ...
File - The Institute of International Finance
... the equally important objective of avoiding unnecessary disruptions to healthy and vibrant equity markets and assuring the availability of services provided by banking organizations to end-users for their efficient and cost-effective access to such markets. As discussed below, such balancing can be ...
... the equally important objective of avoiding unnecessary disruptions to healthy and vibrant equity markets and assuring the availability of services provided by banking organizations to end-users for their efficient and cost-effective access to such markets. As discussed below, such balancing can be ...
M18_MishkinEakins3427056_08_FMI_C18
... • If banks are required to show “market” value in financial records, a bank may appear undercapitalized, even though prices aren’t accurate • The criticism was made only when asset values were falling (2007–2009), not when asset prices were booming, making banks’ balance sheets look very good (early ...
... • If banks are required to show “market” value in financial records, a bank may appear undercapitalized, even though prices aren’t accurate • The criticism was made only when asset values were falling (2007–2009), not when asset prices were booming, making banks’ balance sheets look very good (early ...
Dubai Islamic Bank Pakistan Ltd.
... faith-based clientele in the country in addition to gain attention of Middle Eastern Investors holding abundant liquidity. (report by Standard & Poor, 2009) ...
... faith-based clientele in the country in addition to gain attention of Middle Eastern Investors holding abundant liquidity. (report by Standard & Poor, 2009) ...
2014 Triennial Surveillance Review : External Study -- Risks
... Models provide discipline and aid explanation but cannot be a crutch. The lack of mainstream macroeconomic models incorporating default risk and a banking sector did not, could not mean that those were not sources of macroeconomic vulnerability. Formal and informal analysis are complements, warranti ...
... Models provide discipline and aid explanation but cannot be a crutch. The lack of mainstream macroeconomic models incorporating default risk and a banking sector did not, could not mean that those were not sources of macroeconomic vulnerability. Formal and informal analysis are complements, warranti ...
The Determinants of the Bank`s Excess Liquidity and the Credit Crisis
... (1971), Frost (1971) and Baltensperger (1974) 4 and the surveys of Baltensperger (1980) and Santomero (1984). Allen (1998), Nautz (1998), Dow Jr. (2001), Selgin (2001), Heller and Lengwiler (2003) and Bindseil et al. (2004) presented new applications of traditional models5. According to the reserve ...
... (1971), Frost (1971) and Baltensperger (1974) 4 and the surveys of Baltensperger (1980) and Santomero (1984). Allen (1998), Nautz (1998), Dow Jr. (2001), Selgin (2001), Heller and Lengwiler (2003) and Bindseil et al. (2004) presented new applications of traditional models5. According to the reserve ...
Global Financial Stability Report(Chapter 1): Potent Policies for
... mobilization of savings, dissemination of information, and pricing of assets would struggle with low profitability and impaired balance sheets for a sustained period. Financial stagnation would erode soundness to such an extent that both economic growth and financial stability would be negatively af ...
... mobilization of savings, dissemination of information, and pricing of assets would struggle with low profitability and impaired balance sheets for a sustained period. Financial stagnation would erode soundness to such an extent that both economic growth and financial stability would be negatively af ...
Should the Government be in the Banking Business? The Role of
... and banking in particular are informational intensive activities. It is generally accepted that the stock of information gathered by banks plays a role in increasing the pool of domestic savings that is channeled to available investment opportunities. However, as information has some publicgoods cha ...
... and banking in particular are informational intensive activities. It is generally accepted that the stock of information gathered by banks plays a role in increasing the pool of domestic savings that is channeled to available investment opportunities. However, as information has some publicgoods cha ...
US Money Market Reform: The Scandi angle
... collapse of the Reserve Primary Fund in 2008. The reform was adopted in July 2014 and will ...
... collapse of the Reserve Primary Fund in 2008. The reform was adopted in July 2014 and will ...
Access to finance remains a key constraint, particularly for SMEs
... Established a VC portal where investors and entrepreneurs register Allows for the provision of business plans and joint due diligence for VC funds 20 venture forums established and over $1 billion in VC/ PE investment made in SMEs ...
... Established a VC portal where investors and entrepreneurs register Allows for the provision of business plans and joint due diligence for VC funds 20 venture forums established and over $1 billion in VC/ PE investment made in SMEs ...
The Chicago Plan Revisited Jaromir Benes and Michael Kumhof WP/12/202
... lending at all between private agents. However, this can be insufficient when private agents exhibit highly heterogeneous initial debt levels. In that case the treasury loans solution can be accompanied by either one or both of the other two institutional arrangements. One is debt-based investment t ...
... lending at all between private agents. However, this can be insufficient when private agents exhibit highly heterogeneous initial debt levels. In that case the treasury loans solution can be accompanied by either one or both of the other two institutional arrangements. One is debt-based investment t ...
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... The calculations in this paper were based on and extracted from BankScope database that contains the financial statements of more than 30,000 banks around the world. The sample covers all Conventional and Islamic banks that are based in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) counties. Banks were categorized ...
... The calculations in this paper were based on and extracted from BankScope database that contains the financial statements of more than 30,000 banks around the world. The sample covers all Conventional and Islamic banks that are based in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) counties. Banks were categorized ...
Official PDF , 35 pages
... pervasiveand only few banks and industrial firms are important, an economy may find it more efficient to form a kind of internal capital market and direct credits by administrativedecisions. Viewed this way, govemment control of kredit allocation or "financial repression" might be interpreted as an ...
... pervasiveand only few banks and industrial firms are important, an economy may find it more efficient to form a kind of internal capital market and direct credits by administrativedecisions. Viewed this way, govemment control of kredit allocation or "financial repression" might be interpreted as an ...
A framework for dealing with domestic systemically important banks
... degree of systemic importance, as identified under Principle 5. Principle 10: National authorities should ensure that the application of the G-SIB and D-SIB frameworks is compatible within their jurisdictions. Home authorities should impose HLA requirements that they calibrate at the parent and/or c ...
... degree of systemic importance, as identified under Principle 5. Principle 10: National authorities should ensure that the application of the G-SIB and D-SIB frameworks is compatible within their jurisdictions. Home authorities should impose HLA requirements that they calibrate at the parent and/or c ...
Green Paper on Long-Term Financing of the European - EUR-Lex
... been even weaker, resulting in an increase, in some Member States, in the stock of internal savings, especially of large corporates – cash and equivalent positions of large firms are estimated to have increased by around four percentage points from 2009 to 2011.8 However, many SMEs also suffer from ...
... been even weaker, resulting in an increase, in some Member States, in the stock of internal savings, especially of large corporates – cash and equivalent positions of large firms are estimated to have increased by around four percentage points from 2009 to 2011.8 However, many SMEs also suffer from ...
Green Paper on Long-Term Financing of the European Economy
... been even weaker, resulting in an increase, in some Member States, in the stock of internal savings, especially of large corporates – cash and equivalent positions of large firms are estimated to have increased by around four percentage points from 2009 to 2011.8 However, many SMEs also suffer from ...
... been even weaker, resulting in an increase, in some Member States, in the stock of internal savings, especially of large corporates – cash and equivalent positions of large firms are estimated to have increased by around four percentage points from 2009 to 2011.8 However, many SMEs also suffer from ...
ANALYZING BANK FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
... deposits distinguished by whether the denomination is greater or less than $100,000, (250,000). The features of small time deposits, or those under $100,000, are set by each bank in terms of maturity, interest rate, and amount of deposit. Most banks market standardized deposits so customers are not ...
... deposits distinguished by whether the denomination is greater or less than $100,000, (250,000). The features of small time deposits, or those under $100,000, are set by each bank in terms of maturity, interest rate, and amount of deposit. Most banks market standardized deposits so customers are not ...
- ASU Digital Repository
... Street faced catastrophic losses that set the stage for the Great Depression, which resulted in a decade of economic depression, leaving millions of people out of work. Using discourse analysis to understand how economic crisis is framed through the mainstream press, this research project analyzed t ...
... Street faced catastrophic losses that set the stage for the Great Depression, which resulted in a decade of economic depression, leaving millions of people out of work. Using discourse analysis to understand how economic crisis is framed through the mainstream press, this research project analyzed t ...
Overview and Structure of Financial Supervision and Regulation in
... • Ensuring that each bank is able to assess its own capital adequacy (beyond minimum risk-based capital requirements) based on its risk profile and business model; and • Encouraging banks to develop and use better techniques to identify and measure risk.’ ...
... • Ensuring that each bank is able to assess its own capital adequacy (beyond minimum risk-based capital requirements) based on its risk profile and business model; and • Encouraging banks to develop and use better techniques to identify and measure risk.’ ...
Global Imbalances and Global Liquidity Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas
... securitization of U.S. residential mortgages. The amount of outstanding assetbacked commercial paper—the short-term funding instruments often used to acquire residential mortgage-backed securities, remained relatively constant around $500 billion between 2001 and 2005. It then started to increase dr ...
... securitization of U.S. residential mortgages. The amount of outstanding assetbacked commercial paper—the short-term funding instruments often used to acquire residential mortgage-backed securities, remained relatively constant around $500 billion between 2001 and 2005. It then started to increase dr ...
Valuation Methods and Banks` Takeover Premium: an
... 2.1 Main issues in valuation of banks In the recent years, the topic of banks valuation has been raising a lot of interest among academics and practitioners. The financial crisis of 2007, which has struck the global banking sector, highlighted that not only the value of a bank has to be measured and ...
... 2.1 Main issues in valuation of banks In the recent years, the topic of banks valuation has been raising a lot of interest among academics and practitioners. The financial crisis of 2007, which has struck the global banking sector, highlighted that not only the value of a bank has to be measured and ...