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Global banks; monetary policy transmission; cross-border lending
FX markets, demand shifts, hedging, price determination, global banks, international finance
FX markets, foreign exchange, dollar hedging, price determination, global banks, international financial shocks
Monetary policy, negative interest rates, financial markets, bank lending
Global Business Cycle, Monetary Policy, Emerging Markets, Reaching for Yield
cost-price pass-through, industry concentration, inflation, supply shock identification
inflation, supply shock identification, cost-price pass-through, industry concentration
Cost-Price Pass-Through, Industry Concentration, Inflation, Supply Shock Identification, Granular Instrumental Variables
High-yield debt; corporate debt; covenants; incurrence covenants; cov-lite; amplification mechanisms; contracts; contingent contracting
high-yield debt, corporate debt, covenants, incurrence covenants, cov-lite, amplification mechanisms, contracts, contingent contracting
international liquidity, financial crises, cross-border lending, monetary policy, banks.
interbank liquidity, financial crises, monetary policy, credit supply, credit rationing, information asymmetry, euro area, financial globalization
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credit rationing, credit supply, euro area, financial crises, financial globalization, information asymmetry, interbank liquidity, monetary policy
Currency Mitmatch, Credit Supply, Foreign Exchange Risk, Financial Intermediation, Risk Migration, Financial Stability
Credit Supply, Foreign Exchange Risk, Financial Intermediation, Risk Migration, Financial Stability
exchange rates, currency returns, market making, risk constraints, financial intermediation
Stress Testing, Financial Stability, Credit Supply, Real Effects, Financial Regulation
banking, regulation, stress testing, portfolio similarity, credit supply
Interbank liquidity, financial networks, credit risk uncertainty, peer monitoring, monetary policy, trading relationships, indirect parameter estimation
interbank lending, stochastic, network model
Interbank Market, Relationship Lending, Liquidity Crisis, Central Counterpart, Financial Contagion
interbank markets, relationship lending, financial crisis, central counterparty, financial contagion
Kalman filter, Mixed frequency, Nowcasting, Principal components, State space model, Unobserved Components Time Series Model
FX markets, hedging, price determination, global banks, international finance
bank liquidity, corporate credit lines, bank runs, financial crisis, interest rates
covered interest parity, monetary policy, banking
network analysis, dynamic factor models, blockmodels, credit-risk spillovers
global banks, monetary policy transmission, cross‐border lending
banking distress, real economy, financial crises
concentration, systemic risk, portfolio similarity, stress tests, bank correlations
global business cycle, monetary policy, emerging markets, reaching for yield
shocks transmission, bank-firm matching, firm financing, credit supply shocks
COVID-19, inflation, wage growth
monetary policy, interest expenses, firm distress
leverage, small business, credit supply, bank capital, COVID-19
Treasury market, primary dealers, intermediation, risk constraints
bargaining power, over-the-counter market, monetary policy, money market segmentation
bargaining power, over-the-counter markets, monetary policy, money market segmentation
monetary policy, yield curves, corporate finance
Main Street Lending Program, COVID-19, credit to small and medium-sized businesses
financial integration, financial crises, cross-border lending, monetary policy, euro area sovereign crisis, liquidity
Network Analysis, Dynamic Factor Models, Blockmodels, Credit-Risk Spillovers
financial linkages, international spillovers, monetary shocks, trade networks
financial stability, low interest rates, monetary policy, interest coverage, business leverage
monetary policy transmission, cash accumulation, investment
Main Street Lending Program, COVID-19, emergency lending facilities, credit demand
Federal Reserve balance sheets, liquidity effect, interest rates, monetary policy
