Add to ORKGThe term contagion has become one of the central topics in the financial literature after devastating effects of Asian Crisis. In general terms, contagion is the increase in the relationships between the markets after a shock that occur in a country or in a group of countries. The consecutive crises that the world is facing in recent years caused an increase in the number of studies that try to find the answer if the crises change the volatility spillovers between the countries and cause contagion effects or not
Abstract: Financial crisis is a systematically covering upset of financial markets and ins...
The contagion of financial crises surrounding the markets around the world has been in the forefront...
This paper shows that a country’s vulnerability to contagious crises depends on the visible similari...
Despite the growing popularity of blaming ‘contagion ’ for international financial crises, contagion...
This research examines the role of contagion in transmitting shocks across markets. One possible con...
Financial contagion is a complex and multivariate process, with no widely accepted definition and an...
We found the presence of contagion effects during the recent Global Finance Crisis. The shocks stemm...
In the last decade, the term contagion has gained popularity in the economic literature. It describ...
Episodes of extraordinary turbulence in global financial markets are examined during nine crises ran...
Since the Tequila crisis of 1994-95, the Asian flu of 1997, and the Russian virus of 1998, not to me...
This article proposes a new approach to evaluate contagion in financial markets. Our measure of cont...
In the last two decades, the world economy has been challenged by different economic and financial c...
Financial crises spread across countries through a variety of channels. A crisis originating in one ...
During the last two decades, the phenomenon of financial contagion has been investigated in numerous...
In the 1990s, exchange rate crises followed stock market crashes and sharp economic contractions, wi...
Abstract: Financial crisis is a systematically covering upset of financial markets and ins...
The contagion of financial crises surrounding the markets around the world has been in the forefront...
This paper shows that a country’s vulnerability to contagious crises depends on the visible similari...
Despite the growing popularity of blaming ‘contagion ’ for international financial crises, contagion...
This research examines the role of contagion in transmitting shocks across markets. One possible con...
Financial contagion is a complex and multivariate process, with no widely accepted definition and an...
We found the presence of contagion effects during the recent Global Finance Crisis. The shocks stemm...
In the last decade, the term contagion has gained popularity in the economic literature. It describ...
Episodes of extraordinary turbulence in global financial markets are examined during nine crises ran...
Since the Tequila crisis of 1994-95, the Asian flu of 1997, and the Russian virus of 1998, not to me...
This article proposes a new approach to evaluate contagion in financial markets. Our measure of cont...
In the last two decades, the world economy has been challenged by different economic and financial c...
Financial crises spread across countries through a variety of channels. A crisis originating in one ...
During the last two decades, the phenomenon of financial contagion has been investigated in numerous...
In the 1990s, exchange rate crises followed stock market crashes and sharp economic contractions, wi...
Abstract: Financial crisis is a systematically covering upset of financial markets and ins...
The contagion of financial crises surrounding the markets around the world has been in the forefront...
This paper shows that a country’s vulnerability to contagious crises depends on the visible similari...