Evaluating illiquidity and systemic contagion in South African banks
A stress-testing model to evaluate liquidity and systemic risk in banks of developed and emerging economies has been assembled and tested. The Liquidity Stress Tester model (LST) was applied to Dutch and UK markets during crisis and non-crisis periods in previous research – here it is applied to Sou...
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doaj-7d5a4338937242588b5e3377c29738522021-03-02T09:24:00ZengAOSISJournal of Economic and Financial Sciences1995-70762312-28032014-10-017369772010.4102/jef.v7i3.234178Evaluating illiquidity and systemic contagion in South African banksDirk Visser0Gary van Vuuren1North West UniversityNorth West UniversityA stress-testing model to evaluate liquidity and systemic risk in banks of developed and emerging economies has been assembled and tested. The Liquidity Stress Tester model (LST) was applied to Dutch and UK markets during crisis and non-crisis periods in previous research – here it is applied to South African banks. The flexibility and adaptability of the LST allows different banking systems and reactions of system participants to be evaluated comprehensively. Feedback effects arising from bank reactions to severely stressed haircuts and increases in systemic risk caused by reputation degradation are considered, as is the effect of enhanced contagion from other banks.https://jefjournal.org.za/index.php/jef/article/view/234Liquidity risk, systemic risk, contagion, buffers, bank, Liquidity Stress Tester, South Africa |
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Evaluating illiquidity and systemic contagion in South African banks |
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Evaluating illiquidity and systemic contagion in South African banks |
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Evaluating illiquidity and systemic contagion in South African banks |
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Evaluating illiquidity and systemic contagion in South African banks |
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Evaluating illiquidity and systemic contagion in South African banks |
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evaluating illiquidity and systemic contagion in south african banks |
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A stress-testing model to evaluate liquidity and systemic risk in banks of developed and emerging economies has been assembled and tested. The Liquidity Stress Tester model (LST) was applied to Dutch and UK markets during crisis and non-crisis periods in previous research – here it is applied to South African banks. The flexibility and adaptability of the LST allows different banking systems and reactions of system participants to be evaluated comprehensively. Feedback effects arising from bank reactions to severely stressed haircuts and increases in systemic risk caused by reputation degradation are considered, as is the effect of enhanced contagion from other banks. |
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Liquidity risk, systemic risk, contagion, buffers, bank, Liquidity Stress Tester, South Africa |
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