Lending rates and deposit rates in europe : a granger causaltty test In defence of maintaining administered deposit rates, the French monetary authorities often argue that deregulation would lead to higher deposit rates, and that financial intermediaries may then be tempted to raise their lending rates to prevent the erosion of their interest margin. This note proposes an empirical Granger-causality test between deposit rates and lending rates in four european countries (Germany, Great-Britain, Italy an Spain) where there are no ceilings on deposit rates. We show that the causality depends on the degree of interbank competition. A highly competitive deposit market leads to a one-way causality from deposit rates to lending rates, whereas an...
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Lending rates and deposit rates in europe : a granger causaltty test In defence of maintaining admi...
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We try and test the existence of a credit channel in France since the begining of financial deregula...
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We analyse the dynamics of the pass through of banks’ marginal cost to bank lending rates over the 2...
What are the determinants of EMU credibility during the transition years ? We measure and explain th...
The Interaction Between German and French Interest Rates : a New Look at the German Dominance Assump...
URL des Documents de travail : http://ces.univ-paris1.fr/cesdp/cesdp2016.html<br>Voir aussi l'articl...
Credit Rationing, Interest Rates and Economic Activity Jean-Marc Talion This paper presents a model ...
Lending rates and deposit rates in europe : a granger causaltty test In defence of maintaining admi...
The lending rate to french firms : bank's operating costs and default risk premium This paper deals...
Interest rate formation in the French loan market : a theoretical and econometric analysis This pap...
We try and test the existence of a credit channel in France since the begining of financial deregula...
This paper investigates the nature of the causal relationships among interbank market interest rates...
Incluye bibliografíaThis paper analyses the impact of loan market competition on the interest rates ...
Market and credit interest rates in a partially disintermediated economy We analyse the relationshi...
Interest rates and the banking system, by Philippe Szymczak. I n the face of macro-economic trend...
In this paper we examine the influence of monetary policy decisions of the ECB on mort- gage and bu...
This paper employs linear and nonlinear Granger causality tests to re-examine the dynamic relation b...
We analyse the dynamics of the pass through of banks’ marginal cost to bank lending rates over the 2...
What are the determinants of EMU credibility during the transition years ? We measure and explain th...
The Interaction Between German and French Interest Rates : a New Look at the German Dominance Assump...
URL des Documents de travail : http://ces.univ-paris1.fr/cesdp/cesdp2016.html<br>Voir aussi l'articl...
Credit Rationing, Interest Rates and Economic Activity Jean-Marc Talion This paper presents a model ...