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  1. Safeguarding financial stability
    theory and practice
    Autor*in: Schinasi, Garry J.
    Erschienen: c2006
    Verlag:  International Monetary Fund, Washington, DC

    How is finance related to economic processes, and why should it be viewed as a public good requiring policy action? This book provides an answer and also: 1) develops a practical framework for safeguarding financial stability, which encompasses both... mehr

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    Otto-von-Guericke-Universität, Universitätsbibliothek
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    How is finance related to economic processes, and why should it be viewed as a public good requiring policy action? This book provides an answer and also: 1) develops a practical framework for safeguarding financial stability, which encompasses both prevention and resolution of problems, and 2) examines on-going and future challenges to financial stability posed by "globalization," a growing reliance on OTC derivatives and their markets, the capital-market activities of insurers and reinsurers, and others.--Publisher's description

     
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    Quelle: Verbundkataloge
    Sprache: Englisch
    Medientyp: Ebook
    Format: Online
    ISBN: 1451938756; 9781451938753
    Schlagworte: Banks and banking, Central; Risk; Finance
    Umfang: Online-Ressource (xv, 311 p), ill
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    Includes bibliographical references (p. 285-301) and index

    1.Introduction and SummaryPart I.Foundations2.Money, Finance, and the Economic System3.Public Policy Aspects of Finance4.Efficiency and StabilityPart II.Toward a Framework for Financial Stability5.Defining Financial Stability6.Framework for Financial Stability7.Role of Central Banks in Ensuring Financial StabilityPart III.Benefits and Challenges of Modern Finance8.Challenges Posed by the Globalization of Finance and Risk9.Systemic Challenges Posed by Greater Reliance on Over-the-Counter Derivatives Markets10.Market for Credit Risk Transfer Vehicles: How Well Is It Functioning and What Are the Future Challenges?11.Systemic Implications of the Financial Market Activities of Insurance and Reinsurance Companies12.Ongoing National and Global Challenges1.1.Changes in Key Financial Aggregates1.2.Distribution of Financial Sector Mergers and Acquisitions, 1991-19991.3.Cross-Border Transactions in Bonds and Equities1.4.Outstanding International Debt Securities by Nationality of Issuer1.5.Exchange-Traded Derivative Financial Instruments: Notional Principal Amounts Outstanding and Annual Turnover1.6.Market Turbulence and Crises in the 1990s and Early 2000s2.1.Finance as a Temporary Exchange of Services2.2.Relative Values of Services3.1.Typology of Benefits from Goods, Based on Characteristics of the Goods6.1.Source of Risk to Financial Stability6.2.IMF Financial Soundness Indicators: Core and Encouraged6.3.Policy Instruments for Financial Stability8.1.Cross-Border Transactions in Bonds and Equities8.2.International Equity Issues by Selected Industrial and Developing Countries and Regions8.3.Outstanding International Debt Securities by Nationality of Issuer for Selected Industrial and Developing Countries and Regions8.4.Major Industrial Countries: Bank Deposits of Commercial Banks8.5.Major Industrial Countries: Bank Loans of Commercial Banks8.6.Major Industrial Countries: Tradable Securities Holdings of Commercial Banks Assets8.7.Major Industrial Countries: Financial Assets of Institutional Investors9.1.Top 20 Derivatives Dealers in 2004 and Their Corresponding Ranks in 20039.2.Global Over-the-Counter Derivatives Markets: Notional Amounts and Gross Market Values of Outstanding Contracts by Counterparty, Remaining Maturity, and Currency11.1.Life Insurance: Premium Growth Rates11.2.Profitability Decomposition of Major Nonlife Insurance Markets1.1.Composition of Key Financial Aggregates in 1970 and 20001.2.Growth of Key Financial Assets, 1970-20041.3.Financial Sector Mergers and Acquisitions, 1990-19992.1.Evolution of Modern Finance4.1.Private Demand and Supply Equal to Social Demand and Supply4.2.Private Marginal Benefit Below Social Marginal Benefit4.3.Private Marginal Cost Below Social Marginal Cost4.4.Stable Disequilibrium6.1.Stylized View of Factors Affecting Financial System Performance6.2.Framework for Maintaining Financial System Stability9.1.Structure of OTC Derivatives Markets, End-December 200310.1.Global Credit Derivatives Market Size and Structure10.2.Key Characteristics of Credit Derivatives Markets10.3.Spread Between Credit Derivatives Premium and Underlying Bond Spread11.1.Shares of Total Financial Assets of Institutional Investors and Banks: United States and Japan11.2.Shares of Total Financial Assets of Institutional Investors and Banks: Selected Euro Area Countries and the United Kingdom11.3.Holdings of Financial Securities by Insurance Companies and Banks11.4.Holdings of Securities Relative to Market Size11.5.United States: Corporate and Foreign Bonds11.6.Balance Sheet Assets of Insurance Companies: United States and Japan11.7.Balance Sheet Assets of Insurance Companies: Selected Euro Area Countries and the United Kingdom11.8.Global Insurance Industry Results11.9.Nonlife Insurance: Combined Ratios in the Industrial Countries3.1.Prisoner's Dilemma3.2.Sources of Market Failure in Finance3.3.Samuelson's Store of Value as a "Social Contrivance" Providing a Public Good6.1.Remedial Action: Dutch Housing Market Boom in the 1990s6.2.Crisis Resolution: Terrorist Attacks on September 11, 20019.1.Role of OTC Currency Options in the Dollar-Yen Market9.2.Long-Term Capital Management and Turbulence in Global Financial Markets9.3.Role of Derivatives in Crises in Emerging Markets9.4.Sources of Legal Uncertainty in the U.S. Regulatory Environment10.1.Financial Implications of Enron's Bankruptcy.

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