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Rapid Credit Growth in Central and Eastern Europe: Endless Boom or Early Warning?

By Charles Enoch, Inci Ötker

March 8, 2007

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Charles Enoch, and Inci Ötker. Rapid Credit Growth in Central and Eastern Europe: Endless Boom or Early Warning?, (USA: International Monetary Fund, 2007) accessed November 8, 2024, https://doi.org/10.5089/9780230521513.072

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Summary

This volume represents the latest developments and policy debate on a very current issue: the rapid growth of banking sector credit to the private sector, which continues to occupy the minds of academics and policymakers alike in many central and eastern European (CEE) countries. The papers, presented by the representatives of international organizations and monetary and supervisory authorities of a number of western and CEE countries, provide discussions on how to assess and respond to excessive credit growth. Case studies represent the challenges faced by policymakers in dealing with rapid credit growth, providing useful lessons for other countries experiencing a similar phenomenon. For more information on how to purchase a copy of this title, please visit http://www.palgrave.com/economics/imf/index.asp.

Subject: Banking, Commercial banks, Credit, Currencies, Financial institutions, Financial sector policy and analysis, Financial sector stability, Financial soundness indicators, Foreign banks, Money

Keywords: A number of country, Aggregate credit growth, Bank, Central and Eastern Europe, Commercial banks, Country, Credit, Credit growth, Credit transaction, Currencies, Excessive credit growth, Financial sector stability, Financial soundness indicators, Foreign banks, IMF article IV consultation, SEM

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