Titlebook: Bringing Down the Banking System; Lessons from Iceland Gudrun Johnsen Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2014

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, which allowed their borrowing to go into high gear.. By early 2008, however, the Icelandic state was inheriting the bad credit ratings of the banks.. In just three months, the credit default swap (CDS) rate on Icelandic sovereign debt climbed twenty-fold, from 11 basis points in November 2007 to a

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978-1-137-45557-4Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2014

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Simon Diedrich,Fernando Beltrán loan being repaid. Loan value also reflects the expected value recovered in the case of a default, which in turn is determined by the value of the collateral, and how expensive it would be to realize cash from the pledged asset.. To properly assess the quality of a loan book, it is therefore necessary to analyze the quality of all collateral.

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, which allowed their borrowing to go into high gear.. By early 2008, however, the Icelandic state was inheriting the bad credit ratings of the banks.. In just three months, the credit default swap (CDS) rate on Icelandic sovereign debt climbed twenty-fold, from 11 basis points in November 2007 to above 200 in February 2008 (Figure 15.1).