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The fiscal costs of financial instability revisited

Eschenbach, Felix; Schuknecht, Ludger - 2002

This paper conducts a comprehensive analysis of the fiscal costs of financial instability (defined as major asset price changes and including, as extreme cases, financial crises). The study identifies three channels to fiscal accounts: 1) revenue effects on capital gains, asset turnover and...

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Financial imbalances and household welfare: empirical evidence from the EU

Stracca, Livio - 2013

This paper uses Eurobarometer survey data from 26 EU countries to evaluate whether the general public cares about financial stability and imbalances over and above their effects on key macroeconomic variables such as unemployment and inflation. I confirm previous results in the literature that...

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Bank lending rates and the riskiness of euro area household loans

Palligkinis, Spyros - 2025

I assess the impact of the recent hike in bank lending rates on euro area retail borrowers using a novel microsimulation framework that updates household-level data of a recent representative survey with up-to-date macro-financial information. The key novelty is that existing mortgages are...

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Pricing or panicking? Commercial real estate markets and climate change

Foerster, Kai; Ryan, Ellen; Scheid, Benedikt - 2025

This paper provides the first study of climate risk pricing in euro area commercial real estate markets. We pay particular attention to changes in risk pricing over time, as a sudden market shift may significantly amplify the financial stability and macroeconomic implications of these risks. We...

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Macroprudential capital requirements with non-bank finance

Dempsey, Kyle P. - 2020

I analyze the impact of raising capital requirements on the quantity, composition, and riskiness of aggregate investment in a model in which firms borrow from both bank and non-bank lenders. The bank funds loans with insured deposits and costly equity, monitors borrowers, and must maintain a...

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Macroprudential Capital Requirements with Non-Bank Finance

Dempsey, Kyle P. - 2020

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Bubbles, bank credit and macroprudential policies

Derviz, Alexis - 2013

We explore the ability of a macroprudential policy instrument to dampen the consequences of equity mispricing (a bubble …) and the correction thereof (the bubble bursting), as well as the consequences for real activity in a production economy … sentiment) become biased upwards/downwards. Economic activity in equilibrium is influenced by the bubble size. The presence of …

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How repayments manipulate our perceptions about loan dynamics after a boom

Adalid, Ramón; Falagiarda, Matteo - 2018

We propose a method to decompose net lending flows into loan origination and repayments. We show that a boom in loan origination is transmitted to repayments with a very long lag, depressing the growth rate of the stock for many periods. In the euro area, repayments of the mortgage loans granted...

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Asset prices, collateral and bank lending: The case of Covid-19 and real estate

Horan, Aoife; Jarmulska, Barbara; Ryan, Ellen - 2023

Our paper uses credit registry data for the euro area to examine how the banking system transmits asset price shocks to credit via revaluation of collateral and subsequent lending decisions. Specifically we examine banks' treatment of real estate collateral during the Covid-19 crisis. First we...

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Asset Prices, Collateral and Bank Lending : The Case of COVID-19 and Real Estate

Horan, Aoife; Jarmulska, Barbara; Ryan, Ellen - 2023

Our paper uses credit registry data for the euro area to examine how the banking system transmits asset price shocks to credit via revaluation of collateral and subsequent lending decisions. Specifically we examine banks’ treatment of real estate collateral during the Covid-19 crisis. First we...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014354161