This paper was largely written whilst the first author was a visitor in the Office of the Chief Economist, Inter-American Development Bank, Washington DC. The authors would like to thank all the staff of the IDB that gave assistance to this work. The first author would also like to acknowledge support from the UK Economic and Social Research Council’s, Global Economic Institutions Research Initiative. The contents of the paper draw on work completed in the Central Bank of Argentina area of Economía y Finanzas. Special thanks are due to Gabriel Lopetegui for his work in this area. We would also like to thank Miguel Kiguel, Astrid Dick and Liliana Schumacher in particular for their valuable contributions. All mistakes however remain those of ...
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Includes bibliographyThe banking sector reforms that the countries of Latin America undertook in the...
The depth of and access to financial services provided by banks throughout Latin America are extreme...
Latin America's central banks were strengthened in the 1990s by independence laws, adoption of new p...
Alan Dye for their comments, and I am grateful to all the conference participants for valuable criti...
Banks` market or `trading` risks have increased noticeably over the past years, largely as a result ...
Since the eruption of the global financial crisis in 2008 international setting bodies and local reg...
ees for invaluable comments. All remaining errors remain their own. The opinions expressed in this a...
This paper deals with some of the most important aspects of Latin America's experience with capital ...
Includes bibliographyAccess to finance is a critical element in any effort to promote development in...
This paper considers the market and the regulatory treatment of hybrid financial instruments on a gl...
This paper researches the sources of stock market risk influencing the pricing of 921 Latin American...
This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expressed ...
The financial crises in 1994-95 and 1997-98 in developingeconomies led to an overall cry for improve...
After more than ten years of a broad-ranging and extensive pro-cess of financial liberalization and ...
This paper raises fundamental questions about how banks in Latin America ought to be supervised. The...
Includes bibliographyThe banking sector reforms that the countries of Latin America undertook in the...
The depth of and access to financial services provided by banks throughout Latin America are extreme...
Latin America's central banks were strengthened in the 1990s by independence laws, adoption of new p...
Alan Dye for their comments, and I am grateful to all the conference participants for valuable criti...