The abruptness and virulence of the 1997 Asian crises have led many to claim that these crises are of a new breed and thus they were unforecastable. This paper examines 102 financial crises in 20 countries and concludes that the Asian crises are not of a new variety. Overall, the 1997 Asian crises, as well as previous crises in other regions, occur when the economies are in distress, making the...

A financial crisis creates substantial wealth losses. How these losses are allocated determines the magnitude of and path to recovery. We study how institutions technological factors that shape default debt restructuring decisions affect amplification aggregate shocks. For sufficiently large shocks, agents renegotiate. This limits borne by borrowers, shutting mechanism via asset prices. The ran...

Financial crises are accompanied by permanent drops in economic growth and output. Technological progress innovation important drivers of growth. Using cross-country panel data on patenting at the industry-level, we connect these facts show that financial have large long-lasting impacts (measured patenting) for sectors dependent external finance. This effect is driven banking crises, which both...

Financial crises, like Asian financial crisis in 1997 and credit crunch from USA in 2007, have huge influence worldwide. For the importance and uniqueness of China’s stock market, it is interesting and attractive to research it under influence of financial crises. The purpose for this research is to find out the influence of financial crises on Chinese stock market and focus on efficiency front...

In the wake of the global financial crisis much attention has been devoted to the role of complexity of bank linkages in the transmission of shocks. We shed light on this issue using a rich dataset on international syndicated bank lending matched with bank financial information. To study how financial crises spread through the global banking network, we distinguish among channels such as banks'...

We study optimal macroprudential policy in a model in which unconventional shocks, in the form of news about future fundamentals and regime changes in world interest rates, interact with collateral constraints in driving the dynamics of financial crises. These shocks strengthen incentives to borrow in good times (i.e. when “good news” about future fundamentals coincide with a low-world-interest...

a r t i c l e i n f o JEL classification: F30 G14 G15 Keywords: Hurst exponent Financial crisis Financial contagion Efficiency Stock markets MFDMA algorithm Copula models This study analyzes how the 2008 and 2010 financial crises, which began in the US and Greece respectively, affected the Hurst exponents of index returns of the stock markets of Belgium, France, Greece, Japan, the Netherlands, ...