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In this paper we investigate the external debt sustainability using a quantile autoregression (QAR) model. QAR is a new type of econometric models used to separate periods of nonstationarity from the stationarity ones. This kind of model allows us to identify various trajectories of external...
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This paper focuses on the CEE countries volatility captured by the exchange rate dynamics. In the first part, the spillover phenomenon is analyzed from the perspective of the recent financial crisis, where cross-border capital flows increased the risk of financial contagion. Volatility will be...
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The liquidity crisis of the last decade have determined the Government experts, the experts from the central banks and those from the IMF to draft new methods for assessing the liquidity and solvability risks and to analyze the sustainability of the external debt. In all the states affected by...
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This paper focuses on the triangular causal relationship between foreign direct investments, exchange rate and capital market at the level of the CEE countries. For this purpose, we use the weight of market capitalization of listed companies into GDP as proxy for the degree corresponding to the...
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In order to reveal the corporate finance characteristics, we conduct a panel data study on companies located in five countries within the CEE area (the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia). We identify common features in terms of capital structure and financial indicators...
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This paper focuses on the correlation between foreign exchange rate and a series of variables related to macrofinancial economy at the level of the CEE countries. In the view of the financial crisis that brought forth a reaction of risk aversion among investors towards the emerging countries, it...
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The European significant risk transfer (SRT) securitisation market is increasingly being used by major EU banks to manage risk and capital, but is not well known. SRT can provide an extra source of capital, flexibly and at a reasonable cost. Despite the bespoke nature of transactions, the SRT...
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The European significant risk transfer (SRT) securitisation market is increasingly being used by major EU banks to manage risk and capital, but is not well known. SRT can provide an extra source of capital, flexibly and at a reasonable cost. Despite the bespoke nature of transactions, the SRT...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014374816