Titlebook: Coping with Financial Fragility and Systemic Risk; Harald A. Benink (Assistant Professor of Finance, Book 1995 Springer Science+Business

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Is the Banking and Payments System Fragile?tein (1991, p. 1) recognizes that, despite the inability of less developed countries to service their debts, the massive collapse of savings and loan associations in the United States, wide swings in currency exchange rates, the increase in corporate and personal debt, and the stock market crash of

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Financial Fragility: Issues and Policy Implicationsomic volatility. Models that posit such relationships are sometimes referred to as models of “financial fragility.” These models explore ways in which the financial system can add to the volatility of economic activity by defining sources of financial “shocks” and financial “propagators” of other sh

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Market Discipline of Banks’ Riskiness: A Study of Selected Issuest is a crucial element in “private sector solutions” to the problem of financial fragility. A different category of solutions are “regulatory solutions.” But the two categories are deeply connected, and market discipline towards financial safety cannot be separated from regulation. It is true that,

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Private Sector Solutions to Payments System Fragilityility of payments systems, especially the wholesale large-value systems, to systemic risk and other problems. Systemic risk—the likelihood that a problem in one institution will cause the insolvency of healthy institutions—through runs, the creation of liquidity problems, or other forces, has been a

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Banking Regulation as a Solution to Financial Fragilityto a collapse of the system. Other papers presented at this conference deal with the possible sources of such a collapse—the payments system, international connections, or derivative securities—and with the likelihood that the system is fragile, and the extent to which private solutions maybe adequa