Quantitative Assessment of a Financial System: Barbados
A banking system module is incorporated into the Central Bank of Barbados's multisectoral macroeconomic forecasting model, and a medium-term forecast is generated for bank capitalization, profitability, liquidity and nonperforming loans. Stress tests are performed for the first year of the forecast, to test the banking system's resilience to real sector shocks. The analysis, which would in practice be only part of the vulnerability assessment, indicates that the banking system is stable and resilient to macroeconomic shocks of a type and magnitude that Barbados has experienced in the past.
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2005-04-01
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Financial stability | banking | financial system | financial sector | banking system | bank profitability | financial institutions | foreign exchange | financial structure | financial services | capital adequacy | banking sector | bank liquidity | deposit growth | bank performance | financial systems | deposit interest | return on assets | clearing system | savings deposits | bank entry | bank behavior | discount rate | working capital | savings bank | bank weaknesses | settlement system | bank lending | bank assets | bank deposits | international standards | bank capitalization | income statement | interbank market | bank branches | financial markets | banks ? loan | financial assets | banking services | banking license | bank of england | deposit rate |
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