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BoE research warns of coming financing problems for private equity firms

Central Banking | 14 Mar 2013 secure

Quarterly bulletin article highlights problems on the horizon for private equity firms that over-leveraged before the financial crisis, as their debt comes to maturity under much tighter conditions

Topics: Bank of England, Private equity, United Kingdom, Leverage ratios

Financial Stability

Minneapolis Fed research challenges banks’ reliance on short-term debt

Central Banking | 08 Jan 2013 secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, banks, Private equity

Central Banks

Bundesbank paper calls for inclusion of endogenous liquidity in accounts

Central Banking | 11 Dec 2012 secure

Topics: Deutsche Bundesbank, Private equity, Accounts

Monetary Policy

Central bank policies fuel asset price rise, says BIS

Central Banking | 10 Dec 2012 secure

Topics: Bank for International Settlements, Private equity, quantitative easing, Bank of Japan, Federal Reserve

Financial Stability

IMF paper tests portfolio rebalancing impact on exchange rates

Central Banking | 31 Aug 2012 secure

Topics: IMF, Exchange rate, Thailand, Private equity

Financial Stability

ECB paper models economic impact of 'disaster risk'

Central Banking | 23 Aug 2012 secure

Topics: ECB, Risk, United States, Private equity

Financial Stability

IMF paper estimates social costs imposed by systemic liquidity risk

Central Banking | 01 Aug 2012 secure

Topics: IMF, Systemic risk, banks, Private equity

Financial Stability

ECB paper analyses risk-sharing in emerging markets

Central Banking | 16 Jul 2012 secure

Topics: ECB, Emerging markets, Risk, Private equity, Procyclical

Financial Stability

IMF paper assesses drivers of banking equity returns

Central Banking | 05 Jul 2012 secure

Topics: banks, IMF, Private equity, Macro-prudential regulation

Financial Stability

Central Bank of Chile paper examines transmission of shocks

Central Banking | 12 Jun 2012 secure

Topics: Chile, Central Bank of Chile, Private equity, Asset prices

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BoE research warns of coming financing problems for private equity firms

Minneapolis Fed research challenges banks’ reliance on short-term debt

Bundesbank paper calls for inclusion of endogenous liquidity in accounts

Central bank policies fuel asset price rise, says BIS

IMF paper tests portfolio rebalancing impact on exchange rates

ECB paper models economic impact of 'disaster risk'

IMF paper estimates social costs imposed by systemic liquidity risk

ECB paper analyses risk-sharing in emerging markets

IMF paper assesses drivers of banking equity returns

Central Bank of Chile paper examines transmission of shocks

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