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We compute joint sovereign default probabilities as coincident systemic risk indicators. Instead of commonly used CDS spreads, we use government bond yield data which provide a longer data history. We show that for the more recent sample period 2008-2015, joint default probabilities based on CDS...
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We compute joint sovereign default probabilities as coincident systemic risk indicators. Instead of commonly used CDS spreads, we use government bond yield data which provide a longer data history. We show that for the more recent sample period 2008--2015, joint default probabilities based on...
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In the aftermath of the financial crisis, the question of how to handle a big bank’s collapse has arisen. Large banks perform functions that if disrupted could seriously damage the financial sector and the real economy. The European Union’s new resolution regime introduced by the Bank...
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The Single Market stimulates cross-border banking throughout the European Union. This paper documents the banking linkages between the 9 ‘outs' and 19 ‘ins' of the Banking Union. We find that some of the major banks, based in Sweden and Denmark, have substantial banking claims across the...
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