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Table 1. Models for support business decision processes in financial crisis management
"... In PAGE 4: ... Decomposition of decision making processes in financial crisis management. During analyses of decision making processes in financial crisis management, in [5] are identified decision models for these processes ( Table1 . ).... ..."
Table 3. Financial crisis and IMF programs (1970 - 1998)
"... In PAGE 11: ... Their currency crisis index reflects a combination of a sharp depreciation and/or a sharp drop in foreign exchange reserves. Their data consists of 80 episodes, essentially the currency crisis cases summarized in Table3 . After taking account of the fundamentals in each country, it turns out that a crisis in a neighboring country only modestly raises the probability of a currency crisis in Europe or Latin America, but significantly raises the... ..."
Table 2: Country-Years of Financial or Macroeconomic Crisis
"... In PAGE 23: ... We combine the coding schemes of (Frankel and Rose, 1996; Detragiache and Spillimbergo, 2001; Hamann and Prati, 2002; Beers, 2003; Kaminsky, 2003), who collectively identify 10 different types of crisis including currency crises, banking crises, stabilization episodes and various forms of default, to construct a dichotomous measure of the existence of a financial or macroeconomic crisis in a given country in a given year. Table2 provides a listing of the country-years in which a crisis has occurred according to the most inclusive definition. Vintage.... ..."
Table 4 Summary of Measures to Deal with the Financial Crisis in East Asia Measures Indonesia Korea Malaysia Philippines Thailand
2001
"... In PAGE 11: ... At the risk of generalizing, governments in the crisis-hit regional economies have attempted to restructure their financial systems by - closing down commercial banks and finance companies; - merging some existing institutions and nationalizing others; - injecting public funds to recapitalized viable banks; - putting in place systematic asset resolution strategies; and - permitting foreign investment into the financial sector (discussed in the next section). Table4 provides some information on the measures taken to restructure their financial systems8. With regard to asset resolution in Thailand, banks were initially made individually responsible for establishing their own asset management companies (AMCs).... ..."
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Table 3 Summary of Measures to Deal with the Financial Crisis in the Asia-5 Economies Measures Indonesia Korea Malaysia Philippine Thailand
"... In PAGE 11: ... - merging some existing institutions and nationalising others; - permitting foreign investment into the financial sector; - injecting public funds to recapitalised viable banks; - putting in place systematic asset resolution strategies. Table3 provides some information on the measures taken by the regional economies to restructure financial systems. With regard to asset resolution, all the regional economies except Thailand have transferred nonperforming loans (NPLs) from banks to centralised Asset Management Companies (AMCs)10.... ..."
Table 5: Determinants of the Pace of Recovery from the Financial Crisis A sample of the previous IMF program countries between 1974 and 1994
TABLE 2: Financial Intermediation, Crisis Experience and Growth; system estimator Regressors Coefficient Std Error Coefficient Std Error
2005
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Table A1: Selected banking crises: non-performing loans and costs of restructuring financial sectors Crisis countries Years Duration Non-performing Bank Fiscal and GNP per head Currency
Table 4 Financial Depth Indicators This table reports total credit-to-GDP, private credit-to-GDP, and M2-to-GDP at the beginning of the pre-crisis period in each country. These variables are used as proxies for financial depth. Data are from the International Financial Statistics of IMF. Since the figures are for the first year of the pre-crisis period for each country, they are not directly comparable across countries. The pre-crisis years can be found in Table 2. Country Total credit-to-GDP
"... In PAGE 14: ... These statistics also indirectly provide some reassurance about the appropriateness of the timing of the crisis periods. Table4 presents the pre-crisis levels of our proxies for financial development for our crisis countries. The financial development proxies indicate relatively low levels of financial development in countries like Bolivia, Chile, Columbia, and Mexico, and relatively high levels of financial development in Hungary, Japan, and Spain.... ..."
Table 6: Analysis of Crisis Countries
"... In PAGE 12: ... Several Ghanaian bank managers merely appear to have rotated assignments, muting any signal regarding performance. Turning to an evaluation of the restructuring attempts, Table6 shows how countries scored on the criteria developed elsewhere (Caprio and Klingebiel) for assessing the success of responses to insolvency. Briefly, countries received a mark if financial depth rose after the crisis to levels above that seen in the pre-crisis period; if real... In PAGE 51: ...Table6 : Analysis of Crisis Countries 47 (increasing = 1) (between 0-2.5% 1) (-5 to 10% = 1) (yes = 0, no 1) PHILIPPINES 1981-87 increasing since 1986 1 0 1 1 3 SINGAPORE 1982 increasing since late 1970s, but 0 1 1 1 3 fell in 1993 SRI LANKA 1989-93 steady, increasing trend for the I I I 0 3 last couple of years.... ..."
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