IBEFA 2015 Summer Meeting, June 25-26, 2015
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco hosted the first half of the 2015 summer meeting of the International Banking, Economics, and Finance Association (IBEFA). The conference consisted of 36 academic papers on topics ranging from alternatives to the 30-year residential mortgage to the effect of campaign contributions on state banking regulation.
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- IBEFA 2015 Summer Meeting: Agenda
- First-Time Homebuyers: The Role of Thin Credit Files
- Aggregation Level in Stress Testing Models
- An Agent-Based Model for Financial Vulnerability
- Intermediaries and Competition in Markets with Search Frictions
- Financial Reputation, Market Interventions and Debt Issuance by Banks: A Truncated Two-Part Model Approach
- Government-Backed Mortgage Insurance, Financial Crisis, and the Recovery from the Great Recession
- Understanding Mortgage Spreads
- Money and Velocity During Financial Crises: From the Great Depression to the Great Recession
- QE Equivalence to Interest Rate Policy: Implications for Exit
- The Information Content of Money and Credit for US Activity
- Default Option Exercise over the Financial Crisis and Beyond
- Can't Pay or Won't Pay? Unemployment, Negative Equity, and Strategic Default
- Social Dimensions of Subprime Mortgage Default
- Risky Banks and Macroprudential Policy for Emerging Economies
- Modeling Financial Sector Joint Tail Risk in the Euro Area
- Tourist Test or Tourist Trap? Unintended Consequences of Debit Card Interchange Fee Regulation
- The Effect of Bilateral Lending Relationships on Syndicated Loans: Evidence from Japan
- Collateral, Rehypothecation, and Efficiency
- Cyclicality of SME Lending and Government Involvement in Banks
- Bank Interventions and Options-Based Systemic Risk: Evidence from the Global and Euro-area Crisis
- Are Banks Forward-Looking in their Loan Loss Provisioning? Evidence from Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey (SLOOS)
- The Political Economy of Bank Bailouts
- Low Real Rates as Driver of Secular Stagnation: Empirical Assessment
- Does Law and Finance Matter? Lessons from Externally Imposed Courts
- Non-Interest Income Activities and Bank Lending
- Incentive Compensation, Accounting Discretion and Bank Capital
- Do Banks Game on Dynamic Provisioning?
- Mortgage Default in an Estimated Model of the U.S. Housing Market
- Risky Mortgages, Bank Leverage and Credit Policy
- How Public Information Affects Asymmetrically Informed Lenders: Evidence from a Credit Registry Reform
- Macroeconomic Implications of Bank Capital Requirements
- Monitoring Matters: Debt Seniority, Market Discipline and Bank Conduct
- Risk Pricing of Wholesale Funds and the Behavior of Retail Deposit Rates: How Bank‐Specific Risk Drives Substitution and Local‐Market Competition
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