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Banking Fragility and Disclosure: International Evidence [PDF]

Motivated by recent public policy debates on the role of market discipline in banking stability, I examine the impact of greater bank disclosure in mitigating the likelihood of systemic banking crisis. In a cross sectional study of banking systems across
Solomon Tadesse
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Banking Sector Strength and the Transmission of Currency Crises

We show that, complementary to trade and financial linkages, the strength of the bankingsector helps explain the transmission of currency crises. Specifically, we demonstrate thatthe Mexican, Thai, and Russian crises predominantly spread to countries ...
Candelon,Bertrand, Bruinshoofd,Allard, Raabe,Katharina   +2 more
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Banking Crises: An Equal Opportunity Menace [PDF]

The historical frequency of banking crises is quite similar in high- and middle-to-low-income countries, with quantitative and qualitative parallels in both the run-ups and the aftermath.
Kenneth S. Rogoff, Carmen M. Reinhart
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The impact of banking uncertainty on firm investment: A look into intangible assets. [PDF]

PLoS One
Huynh J, Phan TMH.
europepmc   +1 more source

In putting patients first, don't forget staff wellbeing. [PDF]

J R Soc Med
Abbasi K.
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Leaders in the global banking network: Analysis of the Bank for International Settlements network data. [PDF]

PLoS One
Bonato A, Palan JC, Szava A.
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Institutional Clash and Financial Fragility. An Evolutionary Model of Banking Crises

There are mainly two types of theories explaining banking crisis, emanating from the monetarist school respectively institutional economics. Using an allegory, monetarists are discussing how much water in terms of liquidity that is needed to stop a fire ...
Sjögren, Hans, Knutsen, Sverre
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How climate change shapes global systemic risk transmission: A complex network approach. [PDF]

PLoS One
Zeng L, Lau WY.
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Banking crisis solutions old and new [PDF]

In 2007 Britain experienced its first run on a bank of any macroeconomic significance since 1866. This was not dealt with by the method that had maintained banking stability for so long: letting the bank fail but supplying abundant liquidity to the ...
Alistair Milne, Geoffrey E. Wood
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