... of the recent years. Over-liquidity facilitated credits, the selection of borrowers being more and more ...context, the country risk analyst is increasingly concerned about sovereign crisis ...
... studies the impact of the European sovereigndebt crisis on Portuguese banks’ share ...employ an event study methodology to assess the behavior of banks’ share prices before, and ...
... joined the European Economic Community (now European Union) and started integration into the European Single Market, which required the gradual dismantling of the constraints on the ...
... from the 2009–2010 economic and financial crisis, Portugal and Ireland needed financial support to roll over public debt and they both adopted economic and financial adjustment programmes (EFAPs) 1 in 2011 ...
... with the model’s predictions, Portugal had strong economic dynamism, particularly until the late ...at an earlier stage, namely in 2000, when the Portuguese economy faced structural problems ...
... to the fact that it has an important feature called ...modufy the legal environment, or even print ...often the state is favored relative to private agents in the context of a loan, ...
... In the London peripheral sovereigndebt market during pre-1914 period financial intermediation played a major informational role to investors, most likely because of the absence of ...
... In the past three decades, various countries have been hit by severe financial crises: the Mexican “Tequila Crisis” in 1994, the East Asian Crisis in 1997, the Russian Crisis in 1998, ...
... to sovereign default risk is described by Haque et al. (1996) as thedebt-servicing capacity ...is the unintended deterioration of the country’s capacity to service its debt that ...
... During the last 20 years the importance of the reoccurring phenomenon of debt default has prompted an enormous volume of theoretical and empirical literature on sovereign ...by ...
... covering the period prior to and following the global financial ...follow the general literature on government bond yields modelling the latter on three main variables (see ...First, an ...
... recently, the literature on financial-real economy linkage recorded a new wave, exploring the impact of the financial and the euro area sovereigndebt crises on credit ...
... in the wake of a deep inancial crisis, focused on the use of market mechanisms for market delivery, the fragmentation of public units, pressure on eiciency, and pressure on private-sector management ...
... seriously the realization that thedebt accumulation equation for any country involves variables that are stochastic and closely ...consideration, the notion of debt sustainability is ...
... was the first to note that weakness is often a strength in negotiation, as ‘the power to constrain an adversary may depend on the power to bind oneself’ (see also Giavazzi & Pagano ...– ...
... 12). The former, about 6 months after Greece, negotiated a three year financial assistance package of €85 billion, mainly caused by a huge banking exposure to the domestic property bubble and the ...
... of the Greek and German markets during the crisis periods identified for the Greek ...Observing the yields (Figure 9), we can see that it is the subprime crisis at the end of ...
... of the emerging markets crises with the characteristic sudden stops of capital inflows are inconsistent with smooth movements in current accounts and the level of foreign ...with the ...
... of the assumption of the absence of multicollinearity among the independent variables, we could not test the hypothesis H2 and therefore conclude whether the increase in government ...
... triggered the emergence of tests that clearly identify the stationarity property of a time series ...data. The Augmented Dickey Fuller (ADF) and Phillips-Perron (PP) are among the most usual ...