International Financial Contagion: the Role of Banks
Robert Kollmann, Frédéric Malherbe
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Robert Kollmann, Frédéric Malherbe
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This paper provides an overview of recent theories of international financial contagion, with a focus on models in which the balance sheet constraints of global banks (and other financial institutions) are the key of international transmission.
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This paper provides an overview of recent theories of international financial contagion, with a focus on models in which the balance sheet constraints of global banks (and other financial institutions) are the key of international transmission.
Key concepts: Balance sheet, International banking, Financial contagion, Financial system, Business, Financial crisis, International finance, Focus (optics)