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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
Abstract Financial systems and the governance of global finance are key topics in International Political Economy (IPE) given the massive size of the financial sector worldwide, the mobility of finance, the cross-border nature of many financial services, the devastation caused by financial crises, and the link between finance and the ...
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Abstract Financial systems and the governance of global finance are key topics in International Political Economy (IPE) given the massive size of the financial sector worldwide, the mobility of finance, the cross-border nature of many financial services, the devastation caused by financial crises, and the link between finance and the ...
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Financial fragility, systemic risk and financial systems
2022One of the significant catalysts for the 2007 Global Financial Crisis (̧ ð̧ £̧ œ) events has been systemic risk within financial institutions. Subsequently, systemic risk measurement and management have turned into a more extensively researched area.
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Bankss Financial Reporting and Financial System Stability
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015ABSTRACTThe use of accounting measures and disclosures in banks’ contracts and regulation suggests that the quality of banks’ financial reporting is central to the efficacy of market discipline and nonmarket mechanisms in limiting banks’ development of debt and risk overhangs in economic good times and in mitigating the adverse consequences of those ...
Viral V. Acharya, Stephen G. Ryan
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2019
In a financial system of interlocking balance sheets, the assets of creditors are the liabilities of debtors. A change in the value of underlying assets can ripple through the financial system through valuation changes on balance sheets. Tarski’s fixed point theorem guarantees the existence of consistent valuations.
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In a financial system of interlocking balance sheets, the assets of creditors are the liabilities of debtors. A change in the value of underlying assets can ripple through the financial system through valuation changes on balance sheets. Tarski’s fixed point theorem guarantees the existence of consistent valuations.
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Malaysian financial system and the Asian financial crisis
Global Business and Economics Review, 2004The last decade has witnessed three distinct crises: 1992-93 European crisis, 1994-95 Mexican crisis and 1997-98 Asian crisis. The Asian financial crisis raised serious concerns about the vulnerability of the Malaysian financial system. Although the Malaysian economy as responded well to capital controls and other measures adopted by the government and
Anwar, Sajid, Gupta, Desh
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Financial system fragility models [PDF]
, 2011 This paper analyses two types of models: 1. Those based on assumptions of monetary and financial market equilibrium disturbance in line with mainstream thinking that there is self-regulating market, the units would have rational expectations, and the crisis would be a temporary phenomenon caused by exogenous shocks.
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Japanese Economic Studies, 1989
As a prelude to our study of the financial system of Japan, let us outline our own basic understanding of the issue. In what follows, we interpret the financial system very broadly so as to encompass its institutions, structure, function, and policy. More concretely, what we mean is as follows.
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As a prelude to our study of the financial system of Japan, let us outline our own basic understanding of the issue. In what follows, we interpret the financial system very broadly so as to encompass its institutions, structure, function, and policy. More concretely, what we mean is as follows.
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Regulate Financial Systems, or Financial Institutions?
2011Financial regulation could be usefully differentiated into two approaches, first, regulating finance as a system and, second, regulating individual financial institutions. Both contain an aspect of market negation, thus directly influencing the returns to enterprises employed in the sphere of finance.
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