This paper analyzes the mechanisms through which the industrial organization of the market for sovereign debt in London affected borrowing costs in the period of 1880-1913. The traditional literature had emphasized the role of the economic fundamentals to explain the evolution of sovereign risk. More recent works, however, have demonstrated that economic fundamentals may be irrelevant under certain conditions, and that their effect on risk premia is dynamic in time. I use the concept of “relationship banking” to describe the relations between financial intermediaries, borrowing governments, and borrowing costs, and provide a new explanation of the Baring crisis of 1890.El presente trabajo analiza los mecanismos mediante los cuales la organi...
This paper compares the consequences of different financial policies adopted in Mexico and Brazil in...
Sovereign debt defaults and renegotiations have been the bread and butter of Latin American countrie...
I analyze the relationship between political institutions and sovereign borrowing in a simple model ...
This paper analyzes the mechanisms through which the industrial organization of the market for sover...
This paper aims to provide new light on a famous episode in financial history, the so called Baring ...
This paper revisits the long studied question on why Governments repay their debts, and focus on tra...
The Argentinean economy experienced an extraordinary economic growth in the 19th century, when its c...
The Baring Crisis is the nineteenth century’s most famous sovereign debt crisis. Few studies, howeve...
This paper aims to provide new light on a famous episode in financial history, the so called Baring ...
This paper aims to provide new light on a famous episode in financial history, the so called Baring ...
This paper examines sovereign lending to Latin America and the Caribbean from 1820 to 1913. We exam...
International audienceDuring the nineteenth century, free trade and financial integration contribute...
Editada en la Fundación Empresa PúblicaLos años 1880-1914 fueron de crecimiento institucional y de s...
The Baring Crisis is the nineteenth century's most famous sovereign debt crisis. Few studies, howeve...
This paper analyses the information structure of European investors on the eve of the Baring crisis...
This paper compares the consequences of different financial policies adopted in Mexico and Brazil in...
Sovereign debt defaults and renegotiations have been the bread and butter of Latin American countrie...
I analyze the relationship between political institutions and sovereign borrowing in a simple model ...
This paper analyzes the mechanisms through which the industrial organization of the market for sover...
This paper aims to provide new light on a famous episode in financial history, the so called Baring ...
This paper revisits the long studied question on why Governments repay their debts, and focus on tra...
The Argentinean economy experienced an extraordinary economic growth in the 19th century, when its c...
The Baring Crisis is the nineteenth century’s most famous sovereign debt crisis. Few studies, howeve...
This paper aims to provide new light on a famous episode in financial history, the so called Baring ...
This paper aims to provide new light on a famous episode in financial history, the so called Baring ...
This paper examines sovereign lending to Latin America and the Caribbean from 1820 to 1913. We exam...
International audienceDuring the nineteenth century, free trade and financial integration contribute...
Editada en la Fundación Empresa PúblicaLos años 1880-1914 fueron de crecimiento institucional y de s...
The Baring Crisis is the nineteenth century's most famous sovereign debt crisis. Few studies, howeve...
This paper analyses the information structure of European investors on the eve of the Baring crisis...
This paper compares the consequences of different financial policies adopted in Mexico and Brazil in...
Sovereign debt defaults and renegotiations have been the bread and butter of Latin American countrie...
I analyze the relationship between political institutions and sovereign borrowing in a simple model ...