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How to Set Collateral Requirements for Central Counterparties?

Reforms after the financial crisis of 2007-09 promote the use of central counterparties to reduce counterparty risk. The central counterparty, also known as the clearinghouse, enters a trade both as...

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Jessie Jiaxu Wang

Agostino Capponi

Hongzhong Zhang

Bank Networks and Systemic Risk: Lessons Learned from the National Banking Acts

The financial crisis of 2007-2009 showed how interconnectedness among financial institutions can pose systemic risk to the financial system. When a highly interconnected institution becomes distressed, as happened with Lehman...

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Jessie Jiaxu Wang

How Institutions’ Choice of Counterparties can Raise Systemic Risk

The modern financial system is highly interconnected. Institutions engage in a diverse range of transactions and contracts with each other. Examples include the interbank lending market and the over-the-counter derivatives...

10 October 2016

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Jessie Jiaxu Wang

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