A model of externaI CrISIS is deveIoped focusing on the interaction between Iiquidity creation by financiaI intermediaries and foreign exchange collapses. The intermediaries' role of transforming maturities is shown to result in larger movements of capital and a higher probability of crisis. This resembles the observed cycle in capital fiows: large infiows, crisis and abrupt outfiows. The mo deI highlights how adverse productivity and international interest rate shocks can be magnified by the behavior of individual foreign investors linked together through their deposits in the intermediaries. An eventual collapse of the exchange rate can link investors' behavior even further. The basic model is then extended, quite naturally, to study the ...
Large, international banking groups have sought to centralise their cross-currency liquidity managem...
Interactions between the banking sector and an open capital account are investigated as rationalizat...
Episodes of large capital inflows in small open economies are often associated with a shift of resou...
A model of externaI CrISIS is deveIoped focusing on the interaction between Iiquidity creation by fi...
We develop a model in which the capital of the intermediary sector plays a critical role in determin...
An emerging consensus among scholars and policy‐makers identifies foreign capital inflows as one of ...
In this paper, we present a model that relates the capital structure of modern \u85nancial instituti...
The basic features of financial intermediation - asymmetric information and liquidity transformation...
We develop a model in which financial crises in emerging markets may occur when domestic banks are i...
ment Banking Value Chain " sponsored by the Fédération Bancaire Française. All remaining errors...
This paper analyzes the joint behavior of international capital flows by foreign and domestic agents...
International capital markets are inherently unstable, and may precipitate an unnecessary currency c...
This paper explores the role of multinational banking in shock propagation. In-ternational spillover...
The purpose of this paper is to use insights from the academic literature on crises to understand th...
This dissertation consists of three chapters on financial intermediation and international finance t...
Large, international banking groups have sought to centralise their cross-currency liquidity managem...
Interactions between the banking sector and an open capital account are investigated as rationalizat...
Episodes of large capital inflows in small open economies are often associated with a shift of resou...
A model of externaI CrISIS is deveIoped focusing on the interaction between Iiquidity creation by fi...
We develop a model in which the capital of the intermediary sector plays a critical role in determin...
An emerging consensus among scholars and policy‐makers identifies foreign capital inflows as one of ...
In this paper, we present a model that relates the capital structure of modern \u85nancial instituti...
The basic features of financial intermediation - asymmetric information and liquidity transformation...
We develop a model in which financial crises in emerging markets may occur when domestic banks are i...
ment Banking Value Chain " sponsored by the Fédération Bancaire Française. All remaining errors...
This paper analyzes the joint behavior of international capital flows by foreign and domestic agents...
International capital markets are inherently unstable, and may precipitate an unnecessary currency c...
This paper explores the role of multinational banking in shock propagation. In-ternational spillover...
The purpose of this paper is to use insights from the academic literature on crises to understand th...
This dissertation consists of three chapters on financial intermediation and international finance t...
Large, international banking groups have sought to centralise their cross-currency liquidity managem...
Interactions between the banking sector and an open capital account are investigated as rationalizat...
Episodes of large capital inflows in small open economies are often associated with a shift of resou...