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Banking

Ten years ago …

Posted by e-axes on August 8, 2017

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Cecchetti and Schoenholtz place the beginning of the Financial Crisis on August 9, 2007 the day when BNP Paribas suspended redemptions from three of their mutual funds because their fund managers could not value their assets. With hindsight 20/20 the authors analyze the reasons why the BNP event was the spark that lit the tinder and shifted the system from a good state to a bad one.

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By: Stephen G. Cecchetti, Kim Schoenholtz – Brandeis University, NYU

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Banking crises are not the result of self-fulfilling prophecies, but instead are partially due to self-defeating prophecies according to Yaniv Ben-Ami. In his model if agents underestimate the potential for a drop in real estate prices, the increase in ex-ante leverage results in a larger than “normal” increase in ex-post fire sales .

Banking Crises as Self-Defeating Prophecies
Author: Yaniv Ben-Ami
From: Yale University

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