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30/06/2014 |
Article | The debt capital of real economy enterprises in Germany is provided to a large extent by the banking system via credits, in particular to SMEs. This predominance of the bank-based… |
142
21/03/2014 |
Article | The crisis has exposed the balancing act lying at the heart of monetary policy. On the one hand, central banks are key participants in addressing short-term challenges that the… |
143
21/03/2014 |
Article | Before the crisis emerging countries experienced substantial economic growth and their central banks made considerable progress in adopting modern and theoretically sound… |
144
21/03/2014 |
Article | The perception that the government bond buying program (OMT) announced by the ECB may lead to future tax burdens on countries, in particular on Germany, is based on an erroneous… |
145
21/03/2014 |
Article | The recent crisis will undoubtedly change central bank behaviour for a long time. Before the crisis, they managed short-term interest rates and looked after being credible in case… |
146
21/03/2014 |
Article | The ECB reacted swiftly and efficiently when the financial crisis burst in 2007 but it then experienced difficulties to cope with the euro sovereign debt crisis. Up till July 2012… |
147
21/03/2014 |
Article | Innovative monetary policies have been triggered by the 2008-2010 crises. Withdrawing these unconventional policies brings in challenges but central banks should think about the… |
148
21/03/2014 |
Article | The crisis has exposed central banks all over the world to play a special – and partly new – role in advanced economies. This poses a series of challenges to the institutional… |
149
21/03/2014 |
Article | Monetary policy in Israel during the global crisis used unconventional measures alongside aggressive cuts in the interest rate. The measures included the purchase of foreign… |
150
06/12/2013 |
Article | The crisis that started in 2008 has not impacted the banks equally and did not reveal any optimal business model. In particular, the liquidity crisis triggered by the downward… |
151
06/12/2013 |
Article | The surge in cross-border banking prior to the 2007/08 global financial crisis took place not only in the interbank market but also in the retail market, e.g. between banks and… |
152
06/12/2013 |
Article | The relationship between monetary policy and financial stability is reciprocal: financial stability will facilitate successful monetary policy and vice versa. There is now a… |
153
06/12/2013 |
Article | When financial markets are no more active, as in 2008, the question of fair value valuation techniques becomes crucial. IFRS 7 specifies a three-level hierarchy for fair value… |
154
06/12/2013 |
Article | Universal banks are the predominant model of banking in Europe. Under the umbrella of the term “universal banking”, a wide variety of different models co-exist. What is common to… |
155
30/09/2013 |
Article | The changing landscape for European banks influences the future of sovereign borrowing and vice versa. The fates of banks and sovereigns are intertwined, including by toxic… |
156
30/09/2013 |
Article | The harsh shock that the Spanish banking system has undergone recently can not be understood without a brief look at the historical background and the factors that have modelled… |
157
30/09/2013 |
Article | The UK banks continued to be affected by both a weak internal business environment in 2012 and the risk of new housing market corrections. Badly shaken by the financial crisis,… |
158
30/09/2013 |
Article | This paper focuses on differences of reaction of common stock returns to rating announcements for 231 exchange-listed European companies before and during the 2008 financial… |
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30/09/2013 |
Article | Although Germany’s banking sector has experienced a wave of consolidation, especially since the financial crisis, the country is still home to a high number of banking… |
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30/09/2013 |
Article | More than three years since the outbreak of the sovereign debt crisis in the euro area, the banking systems of several countries remain exposed to the vagaries of government bond… |