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... 1 0 26 Thailand 53 6 2 1 1 1 30Turkey 27 5 3 2 2 0 30Uruguay 74 5 1 1 1 0 26 Venezuela 18 4 1 2 2 0 26 Institute for International Economics | http://www.iie.com 62 ASSESSING FINANCIAL VULNERABILITY Table ... for currency and banking crises in emerging markets, June 19 96- June 1997Currency crises Banking crisesCountry Weighted signals Rank Weighted signals RankArgentina 5.41 16 7.98 10Bolivia 6. 59 ... crises Rank crises Rank signals RankArgentina 29 11 11 5 6. 69 14Bolivia 35 8 22 4 6. 94 12Brazil 36 7 33 3 6. 82 13Chile 31 9 33 3 5.74 17Colombia 48 4 44 2 11.23 7Czech Republic* 57 2 56 1 16. 33...
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... Calvoand Reinhart 19 96; Kaminsky and Reinhart 2000).The more costly it is to clean up after a financial crisis, the greater thereturns to designing a well-functioning early warning system. 6. ... warning system. 6. See Calvo and Reinhart (19 96) and Goldstein (1998a). Kaminsky and Reinhart (2000)provide an analysis of contagion in the Asian crisis that stresses the financial links amongthese ... commercial banklender or mutual fund investor. See also chapter 6. Institute for International Economics | http://www.iie.com 6 ASSESSING FINANCIAL VULNERABILITY The second reason for the increased...
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... Morespecifically, the ‘‘tranquil’’ period excludes the 24 months beforeand after currencycrises and the 24 months before and 36 months after banking crises.13. In the cases where currency and banking crises ... crisis.Institute for International Economics | http://www.iie.com1 06 ASSESSING FINANCIAL VULNERABILITY crisis probabilities in 19 96- 97 than did Argentina and Mexico—not theother way around. Thailand was ... Argentina and Mexico) and the Asiancrisis countries (Thailand and Indonesia). Further, they find that leading-indicator models have poor in-sample performance in forecasting cur-rency crises for...
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... weak and when an extensive9. For example, the studies of banking crises in emerging markets by Caprio and Klingebiel(1996a, 1996b), Goldstein and Turner (19 96) , Honohan (1995), and Sundararajan ... been shown to3. See Leiderman and Thorne (19 96) and Calvo and Goldstein (19 96) for an analysis of theMexican crisis.4. These alternative explanations of the Asian crisis are discussed in BIS ... http://www.iie.com 16 ASSESSING FINANCIAL VULNERABILITY By requiring the specification of an explicit early warning window, thesignals approach forces one to be quite specific about the timing of early warnings....
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... and theexchange rate. For instance, in the banking panics of an earlier era largewithdrawals of bank deposits could be used to date the crisis. In the wakeof deposit insurance, however, bank ... useful for dating banking crises. As Japan’s banking crisis highlights, many modern financial crises stem from the asset side of the balance sheet, not fromdeposit withdrawals. Hence the performance ... out-comes for other financial institutions (as in Thailand in 1997). We rely onexisting studies of banking crises and on the financial press; accordingto these studies the fragility of the banking...
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... 19 66 South Korea 67 300Thailand 46 107Latin AmericaArgentina 23 108Brazil 23 69 Chile 25 44Colombia 19 57Mexico 16 1 26 Sources: Bank for International Settlements; International Financial ... the vantagepoint of a policymaker or financial market participant who wants toimplement preemptive or risk-mitigating measures, it is not a matter of 6. See Calvo and Mendoza (19 96) for an early ... broad range of indicators in anticipating crises.Institute for International Economics | http://www.iie.com 36 ASSESSING FINANCIAL VULNERABILITY banking crises, the maximum ranking change is...
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... otherInstitute for International Economics | http://www.iie.com50 ASSESSING FINANCIAL VULNERABILITY Table 4.4 Do ratings predict banking crises for emerging markets? (probit estimation with robust standard ... countries can tap international financial markets. In theiranalysis, they focus on the sovereign ratings of Moody’s and Standard &Poor’s; in what follows, we examine the behavior around financial ... AGENCIES AND THE MARKETS 49research on ratings performance. Cantor and Packer (1996b), for example,provide extensive evidence of rating agency disagreements.Why Do Credit Ratings Fail to AnticipateCrises?As...
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... gen-eral. For example, the quadratic probability score declines from 0.024 and1 .62 0 for the naive forecast of currency crises to 0.018 and 1.589 for thereal exchange rate forecast during tranquil and ... Radelet and Sachs(1998), who argue these crises are the byproduct of a financial panic. 6. It is noteworthy that finance companies had been receiving substantial assistance fromthe central bank ... ASSESSING FINANCIAL VULNERABILITY reduction in reserve requirements, accompanying financial liberalization.Bank credit increased by 44 percent a year during 1995- 96. As in Thailand,rapidly expanding...
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... scores are 16. 65 and 4.32,5. See Kaminsky and Reinhart (2000) for details on the pattern of trade.Institute for International Economics | http://www.iie.com 86 ASSESSING FINANCIAL VULNERABILITY Table ... the Europeanexchange ratemechanism (ERM)crisis andthe stronggrowth performanceof the Australian economy in 1998 coincident with a large depreciationof the Australian dollar.1. For a comparison ... relatively high vulnerability score.In the case of the Thai crisis, Malaysia shares both trade and financelinks with Thailand. For the other Asian countries, the potential channelsof transmission...
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... http://www.iie.com 96 ASSESSING FINANCIAL VULNERABILITY tendency, the better-performing leading indicators anticipated between50 and 100 percent of the banking and currency crises that occurredover the 26- year ... severity for the 76 currency crisesand 26 banking crises in the Kaminsky-Reinhart sample. For the 1970-94sample, currency and banking crises were far more severe in LatinAmerica than elsewhere. ... AND CONCLUDING REMARKS 99Table 8.2 Country rankings of vulnerability to currency crises for two periodsaJanuary 19 96- June 1997 January 19 96- December 1997Experienced ExperiencedCountry Rank...
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