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This work seeks to describe the role that actors in charge of financial system oversight should play in the future to prevent a crisis similar to the current financial crisis and- should prevention fail- to mitigate its effects. Against this backdrop, the work examines the role of supranational financial supervision as part of a regionally integrated financial system.
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This paper investigates the causal impact of oil price fluctuations on financial markets since January 2014. Following a heteroscedasticity-based event study approach, the paper instruments changes in oil prices by exogenous shocks in oil supply. It finds that oil price declines raise uncertainty and hurt risky assets (U.S. stocks and high-yield corporate bonds) while lifting safe assets (U.S. investment-grade bonds and long-term Treasury bonds). In addition, lower oil prices boost the U.S. dollar and reduce the prices of emerging market equities. Remarkably, the declines in oil prices hurt several sectors that supposedly benefit from lower oil prices, such as basic materials, industrials, and transportation.
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Sustainable development of enterprises is a process of quantitative and qualitative changes aimed at achieving favorable results in economic, social and environmental dimensions. One of the key factors affecting the sustainable development of enterprises is the financial standing, identified with the general financial and property situation of the enterprise, its credibility and ability to settle liabilities. The main objective of the monograph is to assess the impact of the financial standing on the sustainable development of enterprises according to the section of Polish Classification of Economic Activities in 2008-2019. The implementation of the research objective required the use of the method of critical and retrospective review of selected literature on the subject (Polish and foreign), cause-and-effect analysis, creation of econometric models. The layout of the work was subordinated to the verification of the adopted main hypothesis - Financial standing has a statistically significant impact on the sustainable development of enterprises according to the section of Polish Classification of Economic Activities in 2008-2019". The monograph consists of an introduction, six chapters, conclusion, bibliography, list of figures, tables and charts. The introduction contains a synthetic approach to the issues, the main hypothesis and sub-hypotheses. The first two chapters are theoretical and related to the sustainable development of enterprises and the financial standing as its determinant. The third chapter presents the research methodology. The next three chapters present the empirical analysis. At the end, a summary and conclusions resulting from the research are presented.
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econometrics --- economics --- finance --- financial markets --- financial institutions --- econometric methods
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The main reason for taking up the subject of this book was the need to identify the possibility of financing cultural activities of theatrical public universities. Determining the effective method of obtaining extra-budgetary resources is important from the point of view of the development of both the surveyed entities and the broadly understood theater art. The activity undertaken by the theatrical schools has an impact on the implementation of cultural policy in the country and region, contributes to the broadening of the artistic offer and creates the opportunity to assimilate society with culture. The book is also theoretical and empirical. It retains a high degree of theoretical conceptualizations, and also contains a lot of detailed, practical information, in many places becoming a handbook that facilitates orientation in the possibilities of financing cultural projects. The empirical part may also have a source value for future researchers in cultural economics. The book is addressed to representatives of a wide range of academic disciplines: economics, cultural studies, theater studies, management, but also to cultural managers, decision makers associated with the public and private sector of financing culture, and students of economics and humanities.
Poland --- History. --- Economy --- Business Economy / Management --- Financial Markets
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We study the link between the probability of default implied by Credit Default Swaps (CDS) spreads and the final prices of the defaulted bonds as established at the CDS settlement auctions. We observe that the post-default recovery rates at the observed spreads imply markets were often “surprised” by the credit event. We find that the prices of the bonds that are deliverable at the auctions imply probabilities of default that are systematically different than the default probabilities estimated prior to the event of default using standard methodologies. We discuss the implications for CDS pricing models. We analyze the discrepancy between the actual and theoretical CDS spreads and we find it is significantly associated both to the CDS market microstructure at the time of the settlement auction and to the general macroeconomic background. We discuss the potential for strategic bidding behavior at the CDS settlement auctions.
Bonds. --- Credit derivatives. --- Financial markets. --- International Monetary Fund. --- United States
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This paper examines the evolving importance of banks and securities markets during the process of economic development. As economies develop, they increase their demand for the services provided by securities markets relative to those provided by banks, such that securities markets become increasingly important for future economic development. Some exploratory evidence further suggests that deviations of a country's actual financial structure-the mixture of banks and markets operating in an economy-from the estimated optimal structure are associated with lower levels of economic activity.
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Following the guidance on the Board of Governors Resolution No. 72-1 (December 2016), on September 21, 2018, the Executive Board discussed and adopted its third semi-annual report on progress on the Fifteenth Review. The report covered additional issues relating to both the adequacy of Fund resources and the quota formula and realigning quota shares, discussed in an informal meeting on July 30, 2018.
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