Colombia; Selected Issues
This Selected Issues paper uses contingent claims analysis (CCA) to assess risks to the Colombian banking sector. The CCA approach is based on the estimation of the default probability by an entity on its obligations, and is widely used by rating agencies to assess creditworthiness in the corporate sector. The paper also estimates the effects of changes in selected macroeconomic and financial variables on default probabilities for a sample of Colombian banks. The sample includes five banks for which market-based default probabilities are available.
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2009-01-26
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Banking sector | Capital controls | Capital flows | Corporate sector | Economic models | Exchange rates | External shocks | Financial sector | Selected issues | banking | banking system | bank risk | financial market | stock market | financial institutions | financial system | stock market index | capital adequacy | bond | financial intermediation | bank system | reserve requirements | bank credit | equity market | bank vulnerabilities | bank soundness |
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