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Credit Growth Slowdown: The Experience of Bulgariaerms the sector is small—before the beginning of the credit boom in 2002, total assets and loans represented 45 percent and 19 percent of GDP, respectively (see Figure 7.1). Foreign-owned banks hold about 80 percent of total assets; most domestic banks are affiliated with corporations and state owne

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Latvia’s Experience with Rapid Credit Growthas just below 20 percent (Figure 10.1). However, the situation soon changed rapidly. From 2000 onwards, credit growth picked up substantially, and in terms of credit-to-GDP ratio, Latvia experienced fast convergence with the front-runners in the region of Central, Eastern, and South-eastern Europe (

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Fast Credit Growth and Policy Response: The Case of Romaniar economies in Central, Eastern, and South-eastern Europe (CEE), as well as in certain non-European emerging markets. However, the timing of the regulatory and supervisory overhaul and subsequent continued improvement of financial sector oversight, as well as the banking sector cleanup, have left th

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Slovakia: Credit Growth in the Household Sector and Response to the Related Risksrally planned economy of the past and the relatively late privatization and stabilization of the banking sector resulted in a rather marginal weight of bank credit in the economy. Growth of credit to enterprises in the early 1990s without sufficient know-how and risk management capacity in state-own

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Too Much of a Good Thing? Credit Booms in Transition Economies: The Cases of Bulgaria, Romania, and stern, and South-eastern European (CEE) countries—over the past few years.. Such lending booms have presented both opportunities and challenges to economic policymakers. On the one hand, the surge in financial intermediation reflects a welcome catchup from low levels, and financial deepening is gene

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Analysis of and Policy Responses to Rapid Credit Growthncerns about the implications for macroeconomic and financial stability, in particular where rapid credit growth has co?ncided with a weakening current account and vulnerabilities in the financial systems.