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Ji Yan 0000000404811396 https://isni.org/isni/0000000404811396 International Monetary Fund

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Contents

  • 1 Introduction

  • 2 The model

  • 3 Empirical estimates of systemic risk

  • 4 Model-based assessment of the drivers of systemic risk

  • 5 Conclusion

  • Reference

  • Appendices

  • Figures

  • Figure 1: Bridging the gap between the theory and the empirical models

  • Figure 2: Common asset exposure channel of distress dependence

  • Figure 3: Systemic Risk Amplification: Minsky channel

  • Figure 4: The Economy

  • Figure 5: The Time Structure

  • Figure 6: CIMDO-density, adjustment factor

  • Figure 7: Model-based assessment of the drivers of systemic risk

  • Figure 8: Expected Shortfalls in Profits, June 2007

  • Figure 9: Leverage

  • Figure 10: Expected Shortfalls in Profits, Dec 2016

  • Tables

  • Table 1: Bank’s balance sheet

  • Table 2: Variables in the model

  • Table 3: Variables for model calibration

  • Table 4: Banks’ expected shortfalls in profits in June 2007, measured by CIMDO

  • Table 5: UK Commercial Banks Balance Sheet data

  • Table 6: Model Calibration, pre-crisis

  • Table 7: Second sub-period. Model solution, without Minsky cycle

  • Table 8: No Minsky effect, pre-crisis

  • Table 9: Variables for the second period with Minsky effect

  • Table 10: Minsky effect, pre-crisis

  • Table 11: Model Calibration, post-crisis

  • Table 12: No Minsky effect, post-crisis

  • Table 13: Minsky effect, post-crisis

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Systemic Risk Modeling: How Theory Can Meet Statistics
Author:
Mr. Raphael A Espinoza
,
Miguel A. Segoviano
, and
Ji Yan