We study the behavior of credit spreads and their link to economic growth during nancial crises. We \u85nd that the recessions that accompany \u85nancial crises are severe and protracted. The severity of the crisis can be forecast by the size of credit losses (change in spreads) coupled with the fragility of the \u85nancial sector (as measured by pre-crisis credit growth). We also \u85nd that spreads fall in the runup too a crisis and are abormally low, even as credit grows ahead of a crisis. That is, a crisis involves a dramatic shift in expectations and is a surprise
Are exogenous shocks to lending spreads in corporate credit markets a substantial source of macroeco...
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Private credit expansions are an important predictor of subsequent banking crises. We revisit that r...
We study the behavior of credit spreads and their link to economic growth during nancial crises. Our...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to test whether financial crises themselves provide some degre...
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The credit crisis roiling the world's financial markets will likely take years and entire careers to...
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Several recent papers have found that exogenous shocks to lending spreads in cor-porate credit marke...
Credit expansion has been associated with faster economic growth and with a higher occurrence of fin...
Business cycles can have a major impact on the credit portfolio of banks. Using re-sampling techniqu...
We use a simple partial adjustment econometric framework to investigate the effects of financial cri...
Standard macroeconomic models imply that credit spreads directly reect expected losses (the probabil...
Are exogenous shocks to lending spreads in corporate credit markets a substantial source of macroeco...
A number of papers have shown that rapid growth in private sector credit is a strong predictor of a ...
Private credit expansions are an important predictor of subsequent banking crises. We revisit that r...
We study the behavior of credit spreads and their link to economic growth during nancial crises. Our...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to test whether financial crises themselves provide some degre...
This paper uses the credit-friction model developed by C´urdia and Woodford, in a series of papers, ...
The credit crisis roiling the world's financial markets will likely take years and entire careers to...
This paper explores the interconnections among foreign term spreads across different economies and t...
This study examines whether early warning indicators of banking crisis can predict the U.S. bank rel...
This paper re-examines the evidence on the relationship between credit spreads and economic activity...
Several recent papers have found that exogenous shocks to lending spreads in cor-porate credit marke...
Credit expansion has been associated with faster economic growth and with a higher occurrence of fin...
Business cycles can have a major impact on the credit portfolio of banks. Using re-sampling techniqu...
We use a simple partial adjustment econometric framework to investigate the effects of financial cri...
Standard macroeconomic models imply that credit spreads directly reect expected losses (the probabil...
Are exogenous shocks to lending spreads in corporate credit markets a substantial source of macroeco...
A number of papers have shown that rapid growth in private sector credit is a strong predictor of a ...
Private credit expansions are an important predictor of subsequent banking crises. We revisit that r...