A Reflection on Banks Problems and Identification Approaches, an Empirical Assessment

8 Pages Posted: 25 Jul 2018

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Frederick Anning

Fordham University, School of Law

Date Written: June 14, 2018

Abstract

Most Banks independently enhanced their liquidity risk management policies one way or the other. In doing so, these banks out of neglect did not take into accounts the associated externalities which were created by way of some of the choice of decision the took with regards to the general risk component within the financial system. In view of this we try to reflect on the banks problems caused by their choice of decision empirically. On the other hand, there may be incentives, associated for instance to the role of the main regulator, for banks to enhance their choices not rigorously at the individual level, but appealing as an alternative in collective risk taking strategies, which may increase systemic risk.

Keywords: Liquidity, Banks, risk, regulation

JEL Classification: E00, E02, G28

Suggested Citation

Anning, Frederick, A Reflection on Banks Problems and Identification Approaches, an Empirical Assessment (June 14, 2018). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3195949 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3195949

Frederick Anning (Contact Author)

Fordham University, School of Law ( email )

New York, NY
United States

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