[PDF] Top 20 Arquitecturas multiprocesador en cómputo de altas prestaciones: software de base, métricas y aplicaciones

... bank’s credit portfolio in 1998:Q4, well before any dis- cussion on the policy had taken place, rather than in 2000:Q3, when dynamic provisioning became ...to policy-makers, i. e., the savings or the ... See full document

... prudential policy, and the banking and real estate ...borrower-based macroprudential instruments such as LTI and LTV ratios significantly affect credit demand, while intermediary-based in- struments ... See full document

... of credit. On the other hand, during recession, banks tend to lower credit supply in line with falling credit demand by borrowers therefore banking profitability levels tend to ... See full document

... coordinated macroprudential measures based on Countercyclical Capital ...tional credit-to-GDP ratio should be favored to federal averages as this rule induces better stabilizing performances in front of ... See full document

... and policy debates alike, especially in the wake of the Global Financial Crisis ...in credit cycles, which can turn credit booms into credit busts and banking and economic crises (Claessens et ... See full document

... Keynesian macroprudential DSGE ad hoc augmented Taylor rules should not stabilize potential bubbles of m non- predetermined variables such as asset prices and private credit in order to maintain the ... See full document

... This is a systemic process for assessing and gauging risks early in order to take pre-emptive steps to minimize its impact on the financial system. The purpose of an early warning system (EWS) is to provide an indication ... See full document

... the credit risk factors in two ...that credit risk factors are much more sensitive to changing macroeconomic con- ditions in crisis times than in normal times (Drehmann and Manning, 2004; Virolainen, 2004; ... See full document

... of supply and demand when looking for house price bubbles in three major cities in New ...and supply and hence the equilibrium ...the supply of housing in ...rapid credit expansion and low ... See full document

... without macroprudential policy (solid line) and with the macroprudential policy in place (dashed line), we find that in all three cases considered (simple TR, TR, and extended TR), the shock ... See full document

... for credit this would affect all types of finance, whereas a monetary shock that operates through a bank credit channel affects only the supply of bank ...less credit and large firms use more ... See full document

... of macroprudential policy is important at a time when such measures are increasingly being promoted as central to the prevention of future credit and house price ...housing policy, ... See full document

... the policy-maker will always hold imperfect informa- tion regarding the contemporaneous economic structure and ...total credit and house ...total credit and mortgage lending ...optimal policy ... See full document

... Credit demand and financial intermediation are modelled as follows. Similarly to Bernanke et al. (1999), henceforth BGG, entrepreneurs have insufficient net worth to buy capital and therefore borrow from banks. ... See full document

... Monetary policy unification in 1999 induced the convergence of interest rates at very low ...of credit cycles across countries, with credit growth booming in the South and stagnating in the ... See full document

... monetary policy since ...and credit easing – prosaically, buying lots of government bonds and privately issued bonds – has pushed up asset prices, enriching the rich, and pushed down returns on savings, ... See full document

... the macroprudential framework defined in Basel III, whether it is assessing the risk of contagion and defining an appropriate response or adjusting countercyclical ...indicator, credit per GDP, might not be ... See full document

... taming credit supply cycles (Jiménez et ...firm credit availability and performance during ...mortgage credit growth in ...monetary policy does not affect the supply of ... See full document

... monetary policy in achieving balance of payments stability in Nigeria with a time series data from ...monetary policy variables like money supply, exchange rate and interest ...Money supply ... See full document

... of macroprudential policies on firm-level credit growth across a number of ...various macroprudential policies in 119 countries over the period of ...and credit growth and foreign currency ... See full document