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Srovnání sovereign ratingu a rizikové kategorizace zemí a jejich změny po finanční krizi / The Comparison of Sovereign Ratings and Country Risk Classification according to the Arrangement on Officially Supported Export Credits and its Development after Financial CrisisVasická, Lucie January 2010 (has links)
In the first chapter the paper is focused on sovereign rating, it describes the history and explains the basic characteristics in the context of its usual usage. In the second chapter the basics behind the Arrangement on Officially Supported Export Credits are explained. Because the main purpose of this paper is to compare sovereign rating and the country risk classification based on the Arrangement, the chapter focuses especially on the Knaepen Package that introduced country risk classification to the Arrangement. In the chapter there is also the introduction to the Malzkuhn-Drysdale Package. In the third and fourth chapter sovereign ratings and county risk classifications are compared on theoretical basis. There were used several different criteria, e.g. methodology of rating/classifying, time necessary for adjustment and criteria for evaluation. The fifth chapter is focused on Basel I-III, the connection between Basel capital adequacy and both credit risk evaluation systems is explained. In the following chapter, the question of guilt of rating agencies and their role in the outbreak of financial crisis is discussed. The last chapter is based on the case study that describes the difference between development of financial crisis in Italy and Greece and its impact on rating grades and country risk classification.
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[en] FINANCE APPLIED TO MACROECONOMICS: THREE ESSAYS / [pt] MODELOS DE FINANÇAS APLICADOS À MACROECONOMIA: TRÊS ENSAIOSALEXANDRE LOWENKRON 11 September 2007 (has links)
[pt] Nesta tese são desenvolvidos três ensaios nos quais foram
utilizados
arcabouços de finanças com o objetivo de estudar três
questões de
macroeconomia aplicada. No primeiro ensaio mostramos que,
no Brasil, surpresas
inflacionárias de curto prazo têm causado desvios nas
expectativas inflacionárias
de médio prazo. Tal fato obstrui parcialmente um
importante canal de transmissão
da política monetária, o canal das expectativas. A
indexação da economia não
parece ser a única responsável pelo fenômeno já que há
também efeito
significativo destas surpresas no prêmio de risco
inflacionário. Portanto,
concluímos que a credibilidade da política monetária no
período analisado (2001-
2006) não foi perfeita, apesar de ter melhorado
significativamente com o passar
do tempo. No segundo ensaio analisamos o saldo da conta-
corrente como um
problema de alocação de portfólio. Mostramos que,
empiricamente, o rebalanceamento
do portfólio dos países é fundamental e, por esta razão,
apresentamos um novo modelo para a conta-corrente no qual
as oportunidades de
investimento internas e externas são variantes no tempo.
Com isso, o ativo externo
líquido ótimo varia no tempo gerando um novo mecanismo de
variações na contacorrente.
Estimamos o modelo para os EUA e Japão e os resultados
indicam um
poder explicativo superior ao dos modelos tradicionais. O
terceiro e último ensaio
da tese, investiga um dos determinantes da fragilidade
econômico-financeira de
países emergentes: a correlação positiva entre o risco
país e o risco cambial.
Mostramos que a presença deste fenômeno não é generalizada
por todos os países
emergentes. Além disso, os responsáveis pela inter-relação
são, segundo nossos
resultados: (i) o descasamento cambial e (ii) o nível de
aprofundamento financeiro,
medido pelo crédito doméstico ao setor privado. / [en] In this thesis we develop three essays on Macro-Finance.
On the first one, we
show that, in Brazil, short run inflation surprises had a
significant effect in
medium run inflation expectation. This phenomenon leads to
a less effective
monetary policy, as its output cost is higher. This can be
a symptom of at least one
of two problems: (i) Inflation inertia due to indexation
of the economy; and/or (ii)
lack of credibility of the monetary authority. As our
model suggests, looking at
co-movements of inflation risk premium and inflation
surprises helps to identify if
lack of credibility is one of the causes. By doing so, we
confirm that this was the
case in Brazil until very recently. On the second essay,
we argue that the current
account problem can be understood as the choice of where
to allocate national
savings: at home or abroad. Moreover, the data reveals
that portfolio rebalance is
indeed important. For this reason, we develop a current
account model in which the
representative agent´s portfolio choice problem with time-
varying investment
opportunities. Thus, we are able to generate rebalancing
in portfolios that in turn
affects the current account. We estimate/solve this model
using a long time series data
from different assets in the US and Japan and empirical
results indicate that variations
in investment opportunities can explain at least 54% of
its movements, a performance
superior to previous models. The third and last essay
studies one important source
of financial vulnerability for emerging economies: the
positive correlation
between country and currency risks. This harmful relation
observed in some
countries is called cousin risks. We, first, identify the
extent of this phenomenon by
separating a sample of countries into two groups: the one
where the positive
correlation is observed and the one where it is not. Based
on this taxonomy, we
investigate the determinants of the cousin risks. Results
indicate that currency
mismatch and low financial deepening are strongly
associated with the phenomenon.
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Inflation Targeting And Fiscal Dominance: Evidence From TurkeySel, Tugba 01 September 2007 (has links) (PDF)
ABSTRACT
INFLATION TARGETING AND FISCAL DOMINANCE:
EVIDENCE FROM TURKEY
SEL, TUgBA
M.Sc., Department of Economics
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Erdal Ö / zmen
September 2007, 60 pages.
This study investigates the significance of fiscal dominance for an inflation targeting regime in the context of the recent Turkish experience. To this end, capital flows and country risk equations are estimated for the Turkish monthly data pertaining the inflation targeting regime implementation period. The results from the capital flows models based on portfolio approach strongly suggest that the real effective exchange rates in Turkey during the period are determined by foreign interest rates and the Emerging Markets Bond Index (EMBI) but not by the domestic interest rates in the long run. This supports the view that the risk premium channel dominates the standard portfolio channel in the determination of real exchange rates in Turkey during the period. The country risk of Turkey, proxied by the EMBI spread in the long run is determined by risk appetite of foreign investors and domestic variables including real debt stock, real consolidated budget balance, international gross reserves, current account deficits and credit ratings. All these results are found to be important manifestations of the presence fiscal dominance in Turkey. Consequently, contrary to the postulations of the conventional monetary policy transmission mechanism, interest rate increases to cope with inflationary pressures may lead to an inflation acceleration, rather than the reverse.
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The Overseas Private Investment Corporation political risk insurance, property rights and state sovereignty /Chadwick, Marcus. January 2006 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Discipline of Government and International Relations, Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Sydney, 2007. / Title from title screen (viewed 16th July, 2007). Submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy to the Discipline of Government and International Relations, Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Sydney. Degree awarded 2007; thesis submitted 2006. Includes bibliographical references. Also issued in print.
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Risky business: social media metrics and political risk analysisNelson, Laura Kathleen January 2015 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2015 / Quantifying country risk – and in particular, political risk – poses great difficulties for business, institutions, and investors alike. As economic indicators are updated far less frequently than Facebook feeds, it can be challenging for political risk analysts to understand, and more importantly measure, what is taking place in real time on the ground. However, with the growing availability of big data from social media platforms such as Twitter, now is an opportune moment to examine the types of social media metrics that are available and the limitations to applying them to country risk analysis, particularly during episodes of political upheaval. This study, using the qualitative method of bibliographical research, identifies the current landscape of data available from Twitter, analyzes the current and potential methods of analysis, and discusses their possible application to the field of political risk analysis. After a thorough review of the field to date, and given the expected near- to medium-term technological advancements, this study concludes that despite obstacles like the cost of data storage, limitations of real-time analysis, and the potential for data manipulation, the potential benefits of the application of social media metrics to the field of political risk analysis, particularly for structured-qualitative and quantitative models, outweigh the challenges. / A quantificação do risco país – e do risco político em particular – levanta várias dificuldades às empresas, instituições, e investidores. Como os indicadores econômicos são atualizados com muito menos freqüência do que o Facebook, compreender, e mais precisamente, medir – o que está ocorrendo no terreno em tempo real pode constituir um desafio para os analistas de risco político. No entanto, com a crescente disponibilidade de 'big data' de ferramentas sociais como o Twitter, agora é o momento oportuno para examinar os tipos de métricas das ferramentas sociais que estão disponíveis e as limitações da sua aplicação para a análise de risco país, especialmente durante episódios de violência política. Utilizando o método qualitativo de pesquisa bibliográfica, este estudo identifica a paisagem atual de dados disponíveis a partir do Twitter, analisa os métodos atuais e potenciais de análise, e discute a sua possível aplicação no campo da análise de risco político. Depois de uma revisão completa do campo até hoje, e tendo em conta os avanços tecnológicos esperados a curto e médio prazo, este estudo conclui que, apesar de obstáculos como o custo de armazenamento de informação, as limitações da análise em tempo real, e o potencial para a manipulação de dados, os benefícios potenciais da aplicação de métricas de ferramentas sociais para o campo da análise de risco político, particularmente para os modelos qualitativos-estruturados e quantitativos, claramente superam os desafios.
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Banks, credit and culture. Cross border lending and credit ratings, their effectiveness and the impact of cultural differences.Mulder, Gert Jan January 2005 (has links)
Having the author been involved in banking and finance for
almost 25 years, this thesis intends to reflect on the role of banks with
emphasis on cross border lending and credit rating, their effectiveness
and the impacts of cultural differences. Perhaps this would not differ
substantially from a researcher or a scholar, yet the exploratory
approach taken in this research will be somewhat different as it
deliberately seeks to answer a number of questions relevant to
practitioners in today’s banking. In trying to achieve this goal, this
thesis hopefully may find its way to international bankers wondering
about the perspectives of their business in general and their profession
in specific. It even may perhaps improve the understanding of their
clients.
The Basel committee which published the new Basel II framework
on bank regulation and supervision was the result of long and careful
discussions, wide consultations and comprehensive impact studies.
Whereas Basel II covers the entire risk profile and supervision of
financial institutions, this research is limited to the cross border
lending by banks to companies and provides the views from both
practicing international bankers and their customers on their
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expectations regarding Basel II, credit rating and the relevance of
context and culture differences.
Bankers all over the world are being trained on how to read
balance sheets, yet less attention is being paid as to by whom they are
being created and how precisely these balance sheets came into
existence, other than the accountancy standards applied.
Bankers furthermore seem to agree on the fact that credit risks in
large part are related to the management competencies, effective
corporate governance and integrity of management and organization.
The argument could be made that the assessment of management
capabilities, governance and integrity may be hindered in those cases
where the culture is little understood.
In a three days conferences titled; “The Future of Relationship
Banking”, 80 senior executives from international banks and large
companies were gathered in Punta del Este, Uruguay and were asked to
speak about these aspects. A transcript of the conference is provided as
annex to this thesis (Annex 1) and serves to triangulate the findings of
the research. Main findings of three management papers were presented
by the researcher during the conference. A survey was performed
during the conference and in addition, through an online survey, in
total over 100 practitioners in the field participated in the survey.
Results show a variation of conclusions, but very especially seem to
confirm the view, contrary to the approach taken in Basel II, that
cultural differences and context are felt to be highly relevant in cross
border lending.
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[en] FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS AND BRAZIL RISK: A BRIEF ANALYSIS OF DEINDUSTRIALIZATION IN THE COUNTRY AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FDIS AND BRAZIL RISK IN THE PERIOD 2011-2021 / [pt] INVESTIMENTOS DIRETOS ESTRANGEIROS E RISCO BRASIL: UMA BREVE ANÁLISE DA DESINDUSTRIALIZAÇÃO NO PAÍS E A RELAÇÃO ENTRE IDES E RISCO BRASIL NO PERÍODO 2011-2021JULIA ABI MERY ABBUD RIBEIRO 17 October 2023 (has links)
[pt] A situação no Brasil no cenário internacional, principalmente no que tange
à entrada de investimentos com fim de desenvolvimento e geração de capital, vem
sendo abalada na última década por diversos fatores. A situação global, com as
incertezas decorrentes da Pandemia de COVID-19 e a Guerra na Ucrânia é
instável, com alta de juros, inflação e uma degradação da situação econômica das
pessoas em escala global. A atração de investimentos é importante,
historicamente, para o aumento de entrada de capital, empresas, industrialização
e consequentemente, empregos, geração de renda e circulação de capital dentro
do mercado interno. O Brasil há anos está em um processo de desindustrialização,
que traz impactos econômicos significantes. O presente trabalho, portanto, tem
como objetivo analisar esse processo de desindustrialização, a relação de
Investimentos Diretos Estrangeiros, Risco Brasil e a relação entre estes índices,
assim como uma tentativa de proposição de ideias para estimular o crescimento
nacional. / [en] The situation in Brazil on the international scene, especially regarding the
entry of investments for the purpose of development and capital generation, has
been impacted over the years by several factors. The global scenery, with the
uncertainties arising from the COVID-19 Pandemic and the War in Ukraine, is
unstable, with high interest rates, inflation, and a degradation of the economic
situation of people on a global scale. The attraction of investments is desirable,
historically, for the increase of capital inflow, companies, industrialization and
consequently jobs, income generation and capital circulation within the internal
market. Brazil has been in a process of deindustrialization for years, which brings
significant economic impacts. The present work, therefore, aims to analyze this
process of deindustrialization, the relation of Foreign Direct Investments, Brazil
Risk, and the relation between these indexes, as well as an attempt to propose
ideas to stimulate national growth.
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Country risk and contagion : an investigation into Argentina, Malaysia, Poland and South AfricaTaylor, John (John Francis) 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MBA)--Stellenbosch University, 2004 / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: This paper investigates the vulnerability of four key emerging markets to crises
originating in Asia in 1997; Russia in 1998; Brazil in 1999 and Argentina in 2001. The
emerging markets examined, Argentina, Malaysia, Poland and South Africa have
been chosen to represent different geographic continents. Stock market data is used
to measure for changes in unconditional correlation coefficients during and after the
crisis periods. This is to establish whether the volatility shocks generated by the
crises are what would reasonably be expected. Results suggest that there is
evidence of contagion during the Asian crisis but there is little support of significant
cross-market correlations transmitted during the Russian, Brazilian or Argentinean
crises.
Granger Causality tests are calculated to identify the existence of a relationship
between stock market returns of countries in crisis and each of the four emerging
markets. There is no evidence of causality emanating from the Thai stock market
during the Asian crisis or from the Argentinean index during the Argentinean.crisis.
Findings show that there is Granger causality from the Russian index during the
Russian crisis to the Argentinean stock market but there was no impact on the
markets in Malaysia, Poland or South Africa. Interestingly, there is no evidence that
the Polish stock market returns were affected by the Russian crisis, the Argentinean
returns by the Brazilian crisis or the Malaysian market by the Asian crisis.
The paper further examines whether there is a relationship between stock market
returns and country credit ratings and if credit risk can explain stock market returns.
Significantly for active investment management, past values of country credit ratings
can help predict stock market returns in Argentina, Malaysia and South Africa.
Therefore, country credit risk contains information about expected stock market
returns and potential investors would benefit by devising an asset allocation strategy
that incorporates the explanatory powers of credit risk. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Hierdie verslag ondersoek die kwesbaarheid van vier sleutelontwikkelende markte
ten opsigte van krisisse wat onstaan het in Asië in 1997; Rusland in 1998; Brasilië in
1999 en in Argentinië in 2001. Die Argentynse, Maleisiese, Poolse en Suid
Afrikaanse markte is gekies om verskillende geografiese kontinente te
verteenwoordig. Effektebeurs data is gebruik om die verandering in onkondisionele
korrelasie koeffisiente gedurende en na die krisis tydperk te meet. Dit is gedoen om
vas te stel of die wisselvalligheid-skokke wat veroorsaak is deur die krisis
ooreenstem met wat wesenlik verwag sal word. Resultate dui daarop dat daar
getuienis is van besmetting ("contagion") gedurende die Asiatiese krisis, maar dat
daar min ondersteuning gebied word vir die oordraging van beduidende kruis-mark
korrelasie gedurende die Russiese, Brasiliaanse of Argentynse krisisse.
Granger "causality" toetse is uitgevoer om die bestaan van 'n verwantskap tussen die
effektemark opbrengste van die lande in krisis en elkeen van die vier opkomende
markte te identifiseer. Daar is geen bewyse van enige veroorsakende verband
voortgebring vanuit die Thai effektebeurs gedurende die Asiatiese krisis, of van die
Argentynse indeks gedurende die Argentynse krisis nie. Die bevindinge toon dat
daar Granger veroorsaking is vanaf die Russiese indeks na die Argentynse
effektebeurs gedurende die Russiese krisis, maar dat daar geen impak was op die
markte in Maleisië, Pole of Suid Afrika nie. Dit is interessant dat daar geen bewyse
is dat die Poolse effektebeurs opbrengste beïnvloed is deur die Russiese krisis, die
Argentynse opbrengste deur die Braziliaanse krisis, of die Maleisiese mark deur die
Asiatiese krisis nie.
Die verslag ondersoek verder of daar 'n verwantskap bestaan tussen effektebeurs
opbrengste en die land se kredietgraderings asook of krediet-risiko effektebeurs
opbrengste kan verduidelik. Betekenisvol vir aktiewe beleggingsbestuur is dat die
historiese kredietgraderings kan help met die vooruitskatting van effektebeurs
opbrengste in Argentinië, Maleisië en Suid Afrika. Dus bevat land kredietgraderings
informasie rakende verwagte effektebeurs opbrengste. Potensiële beleggers sal dus
baat vind in die ontwikkeling van 'n bate-allokasie strategie wat die verduidelikende
kragte van krediet risiko inkorporeer.
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Measuring political risk as risks to foreign investment : a computer-assisted model for analysing and managing political riskBrink, Charlotte H. 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (PhD)--University of Stellenbosch, 2002. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: As the title suggests, the major challenge that this study faces is to set out and design a model for
analysing and enabling the management of political risk as investment risk - a model that is both sensitive
to and reflective of the comprehensive business and investment climate in a country, not only credit or
country risk, or only pure political risk in its narrowest definition.
In reading about past and more recent research in the field of political risk analysis, it becomes clear that
many authors begin by noting the diversity and the discrepancies of the existing definitions of political
risk, but evidence in political risk insurance shows that the major perceived political risks that investors
insure their interests against seem to be confiscation, expropriation and nationalisation. In the light of this
study's findings though, a case can be put forward for urging that the conceptualisation of political risk be
extended to further include any or all of the micro political risk factors and their indicators that have been
identified to ensure that political events do not impact negatively on a foreign company's profitability.
Foreign investors put assets at risk to achieve their objectives and the assessment of these risks, including
political risks, is the key to successful operations. Opportunities and risks are often two sides of the same
coin and political risk comprises a large part of the environmental forces in terms of the management
challenges a Multinational Company (MNC) faces in any investment climate.
A firm's foreign investment strategy deals with the positioning of the organisation in an uncertain host
country environment and investment climate. This study attempts to explain how a firm's political risk
exposure, which refers to the sensitivity of a firm's projected profitability and operationability in a host
country to changes in the investment climate, could be managed and reduced. It is hoped that political
risk analysis and management can assist foreign operations in managing the risks that might have
otherwise proven to be destructive to profitability and operationability.
It is irresponsible to present a potential investor with a risk assessment that does not incorporate political
risk factors and their indicators, let alone environmental, societal and socio-economic risk factor
indicators. Ultimately any business climate, regardless of the country being studied, is underwritten by a
political system, political climate, political culture and business culture of the system in which foreign
business wishes to operate profitably.
What is often labelled as unnecessary and irrelevant detail in risk analysis often results in a lack of using
micro risk factors and their indicators and an underestimation of the importance of such micro risk
indicators. Hopefully this study takes up the challenge of showing that political risk can be managed and
political risk analysis can be made more precise - that it is possible to measure and manage political risk. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Soos die titel van hierdie studie voorstel is een van die grootste uitdagings die ontwerp van 'n model vir
die analise van politieke risiko as beleggingsrisiko - 'n model wat ter selfde tyd sensitief is vir en
weerspieëlend van 'n land se algemeen omvattende besigheids- en beleggingsklimaat, en nie slegs suiwer
politieke risiko in die nouste sin van die woord nie.
'n Literatuurstudie van meer onlangse navorsing, asook navorsing wat in die verlede gedoen is oor
politieke risiko en die analise daarvan, dui daarop dat baie outeurs melding maak van die diversiteit en
teenstrydighede in die bestaande definisies van politieke risiko. Die teenwoordigheid van versekering
teen politieke risiko wys egter daarop dat die primêre politieke risiko's waarteen beleggers hulle belange
verseker meesal nasionalisering en onteiening is, asook die beslaglegging op beleggings. Teen die
agtergrond van hierdie studie se bevindinge, kan daar egter 'n saak uitgemaak word vir die verbreeding
van die konseptualisering van politieke risiko om enige of alle van die mikro-politieke risiko
faktorindikatore wat in hierdie studie identifiseer word in te sluit, om sodoende te verseker dat die
negatiewe gevolge wat politieke gebeure moontlik mag inhou vir 'n buitelandse maatskappy se belange,
sover moontlik beperk word.
Buitelandse beleggers stel bates bloot aan risiko's ten einde voorafgestelde doelwitte te bereik en die
assessering van hierdie risiko's, insluitende politieke risiko's, is 'n groot bydraende' faktor tot die
suksesvolle bedryf van buitelandse beleggings. Geleenthede en risiko's is dikwels twee kante van
diesIefde muntstuk en politieke risiko maak 'n groot deel uit van die uitdagende beleggingsomgewing
waarin die bestuur van 'n multinasionale korporasie (MNK) daagliks moet funksioneer.
'n Maatskappy se buitelandse beleggingstrategie handel met die posisionering van die organisasie in die
onvoorspelbare beleggingsklimaat van 'n vreemde land. Hierdie studie poog ook om te verduidelik hoe
die mate waarin 'n firma blootgestel word aan politieke risiko, met ander woorde die sensitiwiteit van 'n
firma se voorgenome winsgewendheid en bedryf teenoor veranderinge in die beleggingsklimaat van 'n
vreemde land, bestuur en verminder kan word. Daar word gehoop dat politieke risiko analise en die
bestuur daarvan 'n bydra kan lewer tot buitelandse besighede se bestuur van hierdie risiko's, wat
andersins 'n vemietgende impak kan hê op die winsgewendheid van buitelandse bedrywighede.
Dit is onverantwoordelik om aan 'n buitelandse belegger 'n risiko analise voor te lê wat nie politieke
risiko faktore en die daarmee gepaardgaande indikatore insluit nie. Die studie argumenteer verder dat
faktorindikatore wat die fisiese omgewing, sosiale asook sosio-ekonomiese faktore aanspreek ook in 'n
risiko analise ingesluit moet word. Oplaas is enige besigheidsklimaat, nieteenstaande die land wat
bestudeer word, onderskryf deur 'n politieke stelsel, politieke klimaat, politieke kultuur en
besigheidskultuur van die stelsel waarin die buitelandse besigheid winsgewende resultate as doelwit het.
Wat dikwels beskou word as onnodige en irrelevante detail in risiko analise lei dikwels tot 'n gebrek aan die insluiting van mikro-risiko faktore en hulle indikatore weens 'n onderskatting van die noodsaaklikheid
daarvan om juis sulke mikro-risiko faktorindikatore in 'n risiko analise in te bou. Hierdie studie aanvaar
hopelik die uitdaging om te wys dat politieke risiko tog bestuur kan word en dat politieke risiko analise
tog meer eksak gemaak kan word - dat dit wel moontlik is om politieke risiko te meet en bestuur.
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Endogeneidade e mecanismos de transmissão entre a taxa de juros doméstica e o risco soberano: uma revisita aos determinantes do risco-Brasil. / Endogeneity and transmission mechanisms from the domestic interest rate to the Brazil-risk: a revisit to the determinants of the Brazil-risk.Daniel Ribeiro Leichsenring 09 June 2004 (has links)
Este trabalho faz uma reconstituição histórica da política monetária praticada no Brasil desde a implementação do Plano Real, revisa uma determinada discussão teórica sobre o tema da taxa de juros brasileira e suas possíveis relações perversas com outras variáveis macroeconômicas, e apresenta um modelo para tentar captar esses possíveis efeitos perversos da política monetária, tais como descritos na maior parte dos trabalhos apontados na discussão teórica. No último decênio, a taxa de juros nominal doméstica sempre esteve acima dos 15% ao ano, sendo que em grande parte do período analisado, a taxa de juros real ficou acima deste patamar. Com efeito, essa condução da política monetária trouxe à tona determinados efeitos indesejados, tais como a contaminação do risco-País pela taxa de juros doméstica. Entre os principais resultados obtidos seguindo uma análise com base num modelo VAR em que se avaliam choques nas variáveis por meio de funções impulso-resposta generalizadas (GIR), encontra-se que o risco soberano brasileiro, no período pós-desvalorização cambial, tem como determinantes os fundamentos macroeconômicos, em particular variáveis fiscais, como a dívida líquida do setor público consolidado como proporção do PIB, e a participação da dívida externa como proporção da dívida total. Outro determinante do risco percebido de moratória é a taxa de juros nominal interna. Quanto mais elevada a taxa de juros, mais elevado o risco. Em terceiro lugar, um aumento da taxa de juros pode levar a uma desvalorização cambial, desde que as expectativas dos agentes sejam afetadas pelo aumento dos riscos provocados pela elevação dos juros. / This dissertation revisits the historical background of the monetary policy regime adopted in Brazil in the period after the implementation of the Real stabilization plan, addresses to a determined theoretical framework about the domestic interest rates and its possible undesired relations with other macroeconomic variables, and presents a model to capture these possible relations of monetary policy. In the last decade, domestic nominal interest rate have always been above 15% p.a., and in a significant period of time the real interest rate stood above this level. Therefore, the conduct of monetary policy has brought up some undesired effects, such as the contagion of the Country-Risk to the domestic interest rate. Amongst the main results obtained in this paper, using a VAR model in a Generalized Impulse Response (GIR) framework for the period after the adoption of the floating exchange rate regime, stands out that the sovereign risk of Brazil is determined by macroeconomic fundaments, especially fiscal variables such as the Net Debt of the Public Sector and the share of foreign debt in the total debt. Another significant determinant of the perceived risk of default is the domestic interest rate. The higher the domestic nominal interest rate, the higher the risk. Lastly, a domestic interest rate increase may take to exchange rate depreciation if expectations are affected by the augmented risk derived from the higher domestic interest rate.
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