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Title: Controlling Credit Booms


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Controlling Credit Booms
  • By
  • Sony Kapoor
  • Policy and Advocacy Advisor
  • Tobin Tax Network
  • International Finance, Development and
    Environment Consultant
  • Jubilee Research and the New Economics Foundation
  • November 2003

2
Structure
  • Credit Booms and Busts, History
  • Procyclicality of the financial system
  • Dimensions of Risks
  • Measurement of Risks
  • Capital and Provisioning
  • Lending and Supervision
  • Policy Options
  • Specific Policy Measures

3
Procyclicality of the Financial System
  • Amplification of Macroeconomic Cycle
  • Information Asymmetry
  • Incentive Problems
  • Risk Mis-Specification
  • Collateral Problems
  • Capital, Provisions Underestimation
  • Correlation Underestimation

4
Dimensions of Risk
  • Expected Vs Unexpected
  • Relative Vs Absolute
  • Idiosyncratic Vs Systemic
  • Time Dimension of Risk
  • Disaster Myopia
  • Cognitive Dissonance
  • Herding
  • Prisoners Dilemma

5
Measurement of Risks
  • Point in time, One year focus
  • Credit rating, Through the Cycle
  • Quant Models, Recent History
  • Credit Transition Matrices
  • Correlations, Loss given Default
  • Macro prudential Indicators

6
Capital and Provisioning
  • Cover Unexpected Losses
  • Current Horizon is too short
  • Capital adequacy for the system
  • Market pressures
  • Provisioning ex ante not ex post
  • Provision for Life Cycle of loans
  • Tax and Accounting Problems

7
Lending and Supervision
  • Loan to Value Ratios
  • Collateral Valuation
  • Minimum Discount Factors
  • Unscrupulous Practices
  • Stricter Supervision and Penalties
  • Government Support ?
  • Cyclicality of Supervision

8
Policy Options
  • Improved Understanding of Risk
  • Discretionary Use of Supervision
  • Regulatory, Supervisory, Accounting rules
  • Monetary Policy ?
  • Incentives, Type I and Type II errors
  • Moral Hazard

9
Specific Policy Measures
  • Risk Reports
  • Stress Tests
  • Risk Horizon
  • Capital
  • Provisions
  • Loans to Value
  • Interest Rates and Monetary Policy
  • Stricter Legislation
  • Interest Rate Ceilings (Usury)
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