IMF Global Financial Stability Report: Market Developments and Issues, April 2007 -- Contents
Global Financial Stability Report, April 10, 2007
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- Published: April 10, 2007
- Series: Global Financial Stability Report
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- Market Developments and Issues — April 2007
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- Preface (93KB pdf file)
- Executive Summary(90KB pdf file)
- Chapter I. Assessing Global Financial Risks — Full Text (616KB pdf file) | Summary
- Chapter II. Changes in the International Investor Base and Implications for Financial Stability — Full Text (336KB pdf file) | Summary
- Chapter III. The Globalization of Financial Institutions and Its Implication for Financial Stability — Full Text (308KB pdf file) | Summary
- Glossary (107KB pdf file)
- Annex: Summing Up by the Chairman (107KB pdf file)
- Statistical Appendix (1,321KB pdf file)
Chapter I — Assessing Global Financial Risks (chapter headings and analytic themes)
- Global Financial Stability Map
- Deterioration in the U.S. Subprime Mortgage Market—What Are the Spillover Risks?
- What Is Driving the Leveraged Buyout Boom and Does It Pose Stability Risks?
- Implications of Financing of Global Imbalances with Debt Flows
- Emerging Market Risks and Challenges in a Benign External Environment
- Are Global Financial Markets Too Complacent?
- Policies to Mitigate Stability Risks
- Annexes in Chapter I:
- Annex 1.1. Implementing the Global Financial Stability Map
- Annex 1.2. Financial Systems in Mature and Emerging Markets
- Annex 1.3. Credit Derivatives and Structured Credit Market Update
- Annex 1.4. Trends and Oversight Developments in the Hedge Fund Industry
- References
Chapter II — Changes in the International Investor Base and Implications for Financial Stability
- Asset Accumulation and Implications for Cross-Border Flows
- Asset Allocation Behavior and Implications for Asset Prices
- Financial Stability Implications
- Conclusions and Policy Implications
Chapter III — The Globalization of Financial Institutions and Its Implication for Financial Stability
- Background
- How Institutional Globalization Affects Stability
- Policy Implications
- Ongoing Cross-Border Supervisory Coordination
Boxes (identified by number and title)
- 1.1 The Alphabet Soup of Subprime Mortgage Securitization—ABS, ABX, and CDOs
- 1.2 Bond Flows: Demand Response to Interest Rate and Exchange Rate Shifts
- 1.3 Zambia: A Case Study
- 1.4 Have Hedge Fund Risks Also Risen?
- 1.5 Causes and Implications of the February–March 2007 Market Correction
- 1.6 Constant Proportion Debt Obligations
- 2.1 Foreign Direct Investment Flows
- 2.2 Shifting from Home Bias to “Intra-European” Bias?
- 2.3 Evolution of the Home Bias in U.S. Equity Portfolios
- 2.4 The Importance of Internationally Comparable Bilateral Statistics
- 2.5 Country, Regional, and Global Determinants of Capital Outflows
- 2.6 Liquidity of Brazilian Inflation-Linked Instruments
- 3.1 Some Evidence on Systemic Stability Aspects of Bank Globalization
- 3.2 Assessing Spillover Risks Among the World’s Largest Banking Groups
- 3.3 Operational Risk and Business Continuity
- 3.4 Examples of Bank Failures with Cross-Border Dimensions
Tables (selected titles and topics presented)
- Stress Test: Impact of Home Price Appreciation (HPA) on Asset-Backed Securities (ABS) Collateralized by Subprime Mortgage Loans
- Foreign Currency Bond Issuance and Banking System Soundness: Europe, Middle East, and Asia (EMEA), and Kazakhstan and Russia
- Changes in Risks and Conditions Since the September 2006 Global Financial Stability Report
- U.S. Fixed-Income Trading Volume—Hedge Funds, 2005
- Pension Fund Asset Allocation in Selected Countries
- Accumulation of Official Foreign Exchange Reserves of Selected Countries
- Top Sovereign Wealth Funds
- Distribution of Foreign-Owned U.S. Long-Term Securities 78
- Estimates of the Effect of Reserve Accumulation on U.S. Treasury Yields
- Determinants of Returns on Emerging Market External Debt
- 2.7 Liberalization of Capital Outflows: Recent Experiences of Selected Countries
- 2.8 Performance of Selected Emerging Financial Markets, May 8–June 23, 2006
- Financial Industry Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A), 1996–2006
- Foreign Bank Ownership, by Region
- Cross-Border Activities of the 90 Largest Banks, 2005
Figures (selected figure titles and themes; numbered listings preserved)
- Residential Mortgage-Related Securities Market
- Mortgage Delinquency Rates
- Subprime 60-Day Delinquencies by Mortgage Vintage Year
- U.S. Mortgage Universe
- Synthetic (ABX) and Cash (ABS) BBB- Subprime Spreads
- 1.7 Corporate Profits for Euro Area, Japan, and the United States 11
- 1.8 Weighted Average Cost of Capital versus Debt as a Share of Capitalization
- 1.9 Private Equity Buyouts and Leveraged Loan Issuance
- 1.10 U.S. Corporate and Buyout Leverage
- 1.11 U.S. Corporate Bond and Loan Issuance
- 1.12 Global Speculative Default Rates
- 1.13 Sources of Financing for the U.S. Current Account Deficit
- 1.14 Net Foreign Purchases of U.S. Fixed-Income Securities by Type
- 1.15 Response (of Bond Flows/GDP) to a 1 Percent Spread Increase: Period 2 (2002–05)
- 1.16 Indicators of External Vulnerability in Emerging Markets
- 1.17 Emerging Market External Issuance
- 1.18 Emerging Market Credit Quality Index
- 1.19 Cumulative Net Flows to Emerging Market Funds
- 1.20 Implied Volatility Indices
- 1.21 Volatility and the U.S. Business Cycle
- 1.22 Foreign Exchange Carry Trade Returns and Volatility
- 1.23 Institutional Currency Positioning
- 1.24 Japanese International Capital Flows
- 1.25 Bank Willingness to Lend and Corporate Default Rates
- 1.26 Relative Price of “Tail Risk” in Foreign Exchange Markets
- 1.27 Correlation of Asset Classes with S&P 500 and Broad Market Volatility
- 1.28 Volatility Shocks to Sovereign Spreads
- 1.29 G-3 Real Short-Term Interest Rates
- 1.30 G-3 Excess Household and Corporate Liquidity
- 1.31 Goldman Sachs Global Financial Conditions Index
- 1.32 Custodial Reserve Holdings at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
- 1.33 Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey Question on Risk Appetite
- 1.34 State Street Investor Confidence Index
- 1.35 Total Inflows into Emerging Market Bond and Equity Funds
- 1.36 Goldman Sachs Risk Aversion Index
- 1.37 G-3 Average Economic Confidence Indicator
- 1.38 Dresdner Kleinwort Global Economic Activity Surprise Index
- 1.39 EMBIG Spreads: Actual and Fundamental Model Estimates
- 1.40 Emerging Market Credit Quality: Net Credit Ratings Changes
- 1.41 Median Volatility of Inflation Across Emerging Market Countries
- 1.42 JPMorgan Emerging Market Foreign Exchange Implied Volatility Index
- 1.43 Merrill Lynch Global High-Yield Index Spread
- 1.44 Share of CCC or Lower-Rated Corporate Securities in Merrill Lynch Global High-Yield Index
- 1.45 Moody’s Global Speculative Grade Default Rate
- 1.46 Probability of Multiple Defaults in Select Portfolios for Large Complex Financial Institutions
- 1.47 Hedge Fund Market Sensitivity Measure
- 1.48 Average Net Speculative Positions in U.S. Futures Markets
- 1.49 Composite Volatility Index
- 1.50 Probability of Multiple Defaults in Select Portfolios
- 1.51 Global Credit Derivatives Outstanding
- 1.52 Global ABS, MBS, and CDO Issuance
- 1.53 Global Hedge Funds
- 1.54 Global Hedge Funds by Geographic Source of Funds
- 1.55 Hedge Fund Sources of Capital by Investor Class, 2005
- Total Global Cross-Border Inflows
- Assets Under Management of Institutional Investors in Mature Markets
- Portfolio Cross-Border Assets Held by Mature Markets
- Globalization of the Asset Management Industry
- Global Hedge Funds, Investor Base
- Current Account, Capital Flows, and Reserve Accumulation
- Foreign Exchange Reserves and the Short-Term Government Bond Market
- Leading Oil Exporters: Major Asset Purchases, 2002–06
- 2.9 Volatility of Net Cross-Border Purchases of Long-Term U.S. Treasury Securities
- 2.10 Term Structure of Sovereign Credit Default Swap (CDS) Spreads, 2003–06
- 2.11 Volatility of Capital Inflows
- 2.12 Volatility of Capital Outflows
- 2.13 Changes in Net Capital Flow Volatility versus Reserve Ratios
- 2.14 Share of U.S. Dollars in Reserves
- 2.15 International Syndicated Loans to Emerging Market Corporates, by Credit Rating
- 2.16 International Emerging Market Corporate Bond Issuance by Credit Rating
- Foreign Loans and Deposits of Bank for International Settlements Reporting Banks
- Foreign Bank Participation in Emerging Countries
- Foreign Bank Entry by Developing Countries, by Country Income Level, 2005
- Worldwide Market Share of the Largest 40 Life Insurance Groups
- 3.5 Gross Reinsurance Premiums Assumed and Ceded by Region, 2005
- 3.6 Cross-Border Diversification and Individual Bank Soundness, 1994–2004
- 3.7 Stock Price Correlation for Major Banks, 1990–2006
- 3.8 Concentration of Cross-Border Risk, end-June 2006
- 3.9 Selected Regions: Net Foreign Assets
- 3.10 Net Foreign Bank Claims and External Position vis-à-vis Emerging Markets
- 3.11 Central and Eastern European (CEE) Countries’ Bank Asset Structure, by Key Bank Groups, end-2005
- 3.12 Structure of Foreign Claims to Central and Eastern European (CEE) Countries, by Key Creditor Countries, end-March 2006
- 3.13 Home-Host Asymmetry in Foreign Bank Exposure, March 2006
IMF Global Financial Stability Report: Market Developments and Issues, April 2007 -- Contents
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- IMF Global Financial Stability Report, April 2007 -- Preface
- IMF Global Financial Stability Report, April 2007 -- Statistical Appendix
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