We test for contagion between banking stocks – global and domestic – and the domestic nonfinancial sector for eleven Eurozone countries. Using a Markov-switching Factor augmented VAR (MS-FAVAR) model, we assess changes to the transmission mechanism of shocks as we move from ‘normal’ market conditions to a high-volatility, ‘crisis’ regime. Results confirm the role of contagion in propagating shocks between the global and domestic banking sectors but show that the non-financial sector suffered little contagion. In general, the nonfinancial sectors appear to ‘de-couple’ from the global and domestic banking sectors
This paper investigates contagion of major financial institutions by focusing on extreme stock retur...
Understanding how contagion works among financial institutions is a top priority for regulators and ...
Integrated financial markets provide opportunities for expansion and improved risk sharing, but also...
We test for contagion between banking stocks – global and domestic – and the domestic nonfinancial ...
We analyze the transmission of shocks between global banking, domestic banking and the non-financial...
AbstractPolicy makers aim to avoid banking crises, and although they can to some extent control dome...
Using bank credit default swap (CDS) data, we provide a framework for the evaluation of contagion in...
Policy makers aim to avoid banking crises, and although they can to some extent control domestic con...
Policy makers aim to avoid banking crises, and although they can to some extent control domestic con...
Using bank-level data on 368 foreign subsidiaries of 68 multinational banks in 47 emerging economies...
We investigate the phenomenon of contagion with a special focus on the recent financial crisis, dist...
This paper employs an Extreme Value Theory framework to investigate the existence of contagion betwe...
This paper analyses cross-border contagion in a sample of European banks from January 1994 to Januar...
This paper investigates contagion risk for the global banking environment using three different dist...
The role of financial firms in the transmission of financial shocks across countries is well recogni...
This paper investigates contagion of major financial institutions by focusing on extreme stock retur...
Understanding how contagion works among financial institutions is a top priority for regulators and ...
Integrated financial markets provide opportunities for expansion and improved risk sharing, but also...
We test for contagion between banking stocks – global and domestic – and the domestic nonfinancial ...
We analyze the transmission of shocks between global banking, domestic banking and the non-financial...
AbstractPolicy makers aim to avoid banking crises, and although they can to some extent control dome...
Using bank credit default swap (CDS) data, we provide a framework for the evaluation of contagion in...
Policy makers aim to avoid banking crises, and although they can to some extent control domestic con...
Policy makers aim to avoid banking crises, and although they can to some extent control domestic con...
Using bank-level data on 368 foreign subsidiaries of 68 multinational banks in 47 emerging economies...
We investigate the phenomenon of contagion with a special focus on the recent financial crisis, dist...
This paper employs an Extreme Value Theory framework to investigate the existence of contagion betwe...
This paper analyses cross-border contagion in a sample of European banks from January 1994 to Januar...
This paper investigates contagion risk for the global banking environment using three different dist...
The role of financial firms in the transmission of financial shocks across countries is well recogni...
This paper investigates contagion of major financial institutions by focusing on extreme stock retur...
Understanding how contagion works among financial institutions is a top priority for regulators and ...
Integrated financial markets provide opportunities for expansion and improved risk sharing, but also...