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Analysis of the household leverage ratio

2021
Households in major developed countries have had the incentive to add leverage in the postwar period because of the rise in living standards, innovation in financial markets, and the development of real estate. Economists believe that debt level has a nonlinear effect of economic growth and financial stability.
Zhang Xiaojing, Chang Xin, Liu Lei
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The analysis of the government leverage ratio

2021
Reinhart and Rogoff used descriptive statistics to show that the leverage ratio of the public sector has a decisive impact on real economic growth. High public debt fuels worries about government default, thereby raising the yield of long-term government bonds.
Zhang Xiaojing, Chang Xin, Liu Lei
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The Leverage Ratio Is Not the Problem

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
Recent proposals recommend supplemental leverage ratio (SLR) modifications to stimulate securities and derivatives market liquidity and other beneficial bank services that are alleged to have declined as a consequence of Basel III capital regulations. Proposed SLR changes would reduce the amount of capital required to engage in targeted bank activities.
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The analysis of the financial leverage ratio

2021
The financial leverage ratio is the key to financial stability, and the most prominent form of financial crisis is the leverage crisis among financial institutions. The origin of the global financial crisis starting from 2007 is the collapse of subprime debt held by American non-banking financial institutions.
Zhang Xiaojing, Chang Xin, Liu Lei
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Leverage Ratio Comparisons: Basel III International Leverage Ratio and the U.S Leverage Ratio, Tier One Capital and Leverage Ratios

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
In its aims to address concerns raised by the Basel Committee’s June 2013 consultative paper, namely concerns that the Consultative Paper’s definition of exposure was “too expansive”, that is, “the leverage ratio’s denominator was too large”, changes have been made to the June 2013 paper, as evidenced by the more recent January 2014 update and the ...
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Leverage and regulatory capital ratios in Japan

Management Decision, 2023
PurposeThis study aims to understand how quickly Japanese banks readjust their capital ratios (leverage, regulatory capital, tier-I capital and common equity) following an economic shock.Design/methodology/approachThis study uses a two-step system GMM framework to test the study's hypotheses using the annual data of Japanese commercial and cooperative ...
Faisal Abbas, Shoaib Ali
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Leveraging sponsorship: The activation ratio

Sport Management Review, 2013
Abstract The accelerated growth of sponsorship has brought increased attention and scrutiny to this relatively new area of marketing and communications strategy. In turn, researchers have focused on defining, understanding and measuring the various aspects of sponsorship.
Norm O’Reilly, Denyse Lafrance Horning
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The challenges of the leverage ratio

The Business & Management Collection, 2014
The crisis of confidence in the risk-weighted asset (RWA)-based capital ratios has seen regulators increasingly embrace the non-risk weighted ‘leverage ratio’ for measuring capital adequacy. While such ratios have the apparent virtue of simplicity, debates over the definition of assets in practice make the leverage ratio a far from simple measure ...
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The Leverage Ratio

2012
Abstract This chapter discusses the leverage ratio under Basel 3. The leverage ratio was initially implemented as a disclosure standard, with the aim of becoming a mandatory requirement as from 1 January 2018. Basel 3 provides that the original 2014 standard should become binding as a requirement from 2018 to 2021, with the revised Basel
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Leverage and Coverage Ratios

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
This paper shows how a firm’s expectation about costs of external financing in distress will affect its leverage choice at time-zero. A firm is very conservative in its leverage policy ex-ante if it knows that costs of external financing will grow with leverage.
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