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Attributing Systemic Risk to Individual InstitutionsNikola A. TarashevBank for International Settlements (BIS) - Monetary and Economic Department Claudio E. V. BorioBank for International Settlements (BIS) - Research and Policy Analysis Kostas TsatsaronisBank for International Settlements (BIS) - Monetary and Economic Department May 2010 BIS Working Paper No. 308 Abstract: An operational macroprudential approach to financial stability requires tools that attribute system-wide risk to individual institutions. Making use of constructs from game theory, we propose an attribution methodology that has a number of appealing features: it can be used in conjunction with popular risk measures, it provides measures of institutions’ systemic importance that add up exactly to the measure of system-wide risk and it easily accommodates uncertainty about the validity of the risk model. We apply this methodology to a number of constructed examples and illustrate the interactions between drivers of systemic importance: size, the institution’s risk profile and strength of exposures to common risk factors. We also demonstrate how the methodology can be used for the calibration of macroprudential capital rules.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 29 Keywords: Systemic Importance, Macroprudential Approach, Shapley Value JEL Classification: C15, C71, G20, G28 working papers seriesDate posted: June 28, 2010 ; Last revised: January 10, 2013Suggested CitationContact Information
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