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IMF Country Report No. 19/324
FRANCE
FINANCIAL SECTOR ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
TECHNICAL NOTE—BALANCE SHEET RISKS AND FINANCIAL STABILITY
October 2019
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FRANCE
FINANCIAL SECTOR ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
TECHNICAL NOTE
BALANCE SHEET RISKS AND FINANCIAL STABILITY
October 1, 2019
Prepared By
Monetary and Capital Markets Department
This Technical Note was prepared in the context of an IMF Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP) in France in December 2018 and March 2019 led by Udaibir Das. Further information on the FSAP program can be found at http://www.imf.org/external/np/fsap/fssa.aspx
Contents
Glossary
MACROFINANCIAL RISK AND CAPITAL GAP (CAP-GAP) ANALYSIS
A. Executive Summary
B. Introduction
C. High-level Summary of the Model
D. Detailed Description of the Model
E. Empirical Strategy and Application to France
F. Results–Gap Analysis
G. Results–Macro Stress Test
H. Implications for Macroprudential Policy Setting
INTERCONNECTEDNESS AND CONTAGION: SELECT ISSUES
A. Executive Summary
B. Introduction
C. Data Overview
D. Cross-border Interconnectedness
E. Domestic Interconnectedness
F. Cross-border Interbank Contagion
G. Concluding Remarks
FIGURES
1. Literature Review
2. Corporate Probability of Default (quarterly; demeaned)
3. Banking Sector Probability of Default (quarterly; demeaned)
4. Corporate Risk Gap (Corporate PD–Optimal PD)
5. Banking Risk Gap (Bank PD–Optimal PD)
6. Corporate Capital Gap ((Optimal Capital-Corporate Capital)/Corporate Capital)
7. Banking Capital Gap ((Optimal Cap–Bank Cap)/Bank Cap)
8. Gap Analysis of Default Risk and Capital of Nonfinancial Corporates and Banks, and Macro Stress Test
9. Composition of Exposures in the Unilateral Dataset
10. Direct Cross-border Exposures of French Financial Entities
11. Direct Cross-border Exposure Network Properties in Unilateral Dataset
12. Significant Trends in Cross-border Common Exposures.
13. Composition of Domestic Exposures in the Bilateral Dataset.
14. Network Visualization of Cross-sector Exposures.
15. Direct Exposure Network Properties in Bilateral Dataset
16. Significant Trends in Domestic Common Exposures
17. Common Exposures in Assets Relative to the Average Domestic Portfolio
18. Common Exposures in Liabilities Relative to the Average Domestic Portfolio
19. Cross-border Interbank Contagion.
TABLES
1. Common Exposures in Cross-Border Assets.
2. Common Exposures in Domestic Assets
3. Common Exposures in Domestic Liabilities
APPENDICES
I. Capital and Risk Caps Technical Appendix
II. Data and Methodologies
III. Interconnectedness and Contagion Technical Appendix
References
Glossary
| ACPR |
Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution |
| AMF |
Autorité des Marchés Financiers |
| BdF |
Banque de France |
| BIS |
Bank for International Settlements |
| CIU |
Collective Investment Undertaking |
| EA |
Euro Area |
| ECB |
European Central Bank |
| HCSF |
Haut Conseil de Stabilité Financière |
| LEI |
Legal Entity Identifier |
| MFI |
Monetary Financial Institution |
| MMF |
Money-market Fund |
| NFC |
Non-financial Corporation |
| OFI |
Other Financial Institution |
| PROTIDE |
Production de statistiques de titres en détention |
| TCEP |
Tableau complémentaire aux éléments de placements |