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Financial Contagion 1855

California history (San Francisco)
This essay analyzes the 1855 failures of the largest banks in Gold Rush San Francisco, arguing that the antecedents of those failures—excessive leverage, interlocking ownership, inadequate segregation of assets, and concentration of risk in non-banking ...
Jonathan Tiemann
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Contagion in the Financial Sector

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
In this paper the contagious effect of the default of one financial institution is discussed. For that purpose, a network model is introduced describing the interconnectedness between different banks as well as their dependencies to the rest of the economy.
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Systemic risk and financial contagion across top global energy companies

, 2021
Fei Wu, Dayong Zhang, Qiang Ji
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Comovement and Contagion in Financial Markets

2014
Forthcoming
Mignon, Valérie, Tokpavi, Sessi, Kyrtsou, Catherine   +2 more
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International Financial Contagion
. Contagion in Financial Markets

The Economic Journal, 2002
Michael Chui, Ashley Taylor
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Contagion in Financial Markets

2001
This book aims to integrate the notions of contagion in epidemiology and contagion in financial market crises to discover why emerging markets are so susceptible to financial crises.
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Financial Crisis Contagion

2018
Whereas the analysis of finance rests on rationality, its lived experience is one of euphorias and crashes that can have devastating consequences. This chapter discusses the evidence of crashes and the safeguards that the legal system uses, especially in light of the experience with the financial crisis of 2008, which circumvented the safety measures ...
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The Channels for Financial Contagion

2001
The seriousness of the recent Asian financial crises, and difficulties in finding macroeconomic explanations for its spread, have led to fears of irrational contagion, and to calls for additional regulation of financial markets. The message of this chapter is that it is premature to address contagion through new regulations until we have a better ...
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Financial contagion in real economy: The key role of policy uncertainty

, 2020
Aristeidis Samitas, Elias Kampouris, Zaghum Umar   +2 more
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Financial contagion across G10 stock markets: A study during major crises

, 2020
Ahmed BenSaïda, Houda Litimi
semanticscholar   +1 more source