The simple economics of bank fragility

Article Abstract:

A study of the risks inherent in the banking industry is presented. As the banks are interlinked through deposits markets, participations in syndicated loans and interest rates, the crumbling of one link is likely to result in cascading effect. A method for minimizing such exposure to risk is suggested.

Netherlands

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The impact of bank entry in the Japanese corporate bond underwriting market

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In 1993, Japanese economic policy allowed banks to underwrite corporate bonds. The banks' entry into the underwriting market and its impact on underwriting commissions and yield spreads is examined.

Japan, Government expenditures, Sales & consumption, Insurance, Insurance Carriers and Related Activities, Commodity & service prices, Services introduction, New Products/Services, INSURANCE CARRIERS, Prices and rates, Economic policy, Company service introduction, Service introduction, Insurance industry, Company pricing policy, Market size, 1993 AD

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Implied migration rates from credit barrier models

Article Abstract:

Pricing theory and risk management process by implementing credit barrier models for migration rates is presented.

United States, Pricing Policy, Models, Pricing, Product price

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