Index

Ramesh Babu Thimmaraya (Quantitative Research & Financial Advisory Services, Ernst & Young, India)
M. Venkateshwarlu (National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE), India)

Dynamics of Financial Stress and Economic Performance

ISBN: 978-1-78754-783-4, eISBN: 978-1-78754-782-7

Publication date: 28 September 2018

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Thimmaraya, R.B. and Venkateshwarlu, M. (2018), "Index", Dynamics of Financial Stress and Economic Performance, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 175-183. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78754-782-720181011

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Copyright © 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited


INDEX

Adverse feedback loop
, 4

Asset bubble growth

global banking system
, 138–141

global bond markets
, 141–144

global stock markets
, 135–138

Asset prices
, 5–9, 18, 20, 24, 25, 78

Australia
, 33

bond market in
, 34–36

banking system in
, 34, 79

during the boom period (2000–2007)
, 151

currency
, 33, 34, 36

economic demand in
, 156

financial market stress
, 33

banking stress
, 34

bond market stress
, 34–35

components
, 34

forex market stress
, 33–34

stock market stress
, 34

Financial Stress Analytics
, 36

Financial Stress Index (FSI)
, 35

financial system credit analysis in
, 79

household debt
, 154

interaction of financial and economic system in
, 101

linear causal patterns in
, 99–100

multivariate analysis
, 100–102

number of causal relationships in
, 100

postcrisis period
, 145, 147

Bank for International Settlements (BIS)
, 17, 29

Banking credit expansion and economic growth
, 139

Banking system risk multiplier
, 95

Bankruptcy laws
, 141

Bayesian VAR (BVAR) model
, 24

Bitcoins
, 163–164

Block chain technology
, 164

Bloomberg
, 17

Bond market leverage
, 78, 89, 91, 141, 143

Bond market risk
, 75

Bond market stress
, 28, 34–35, 38, 41, 44, 48, 51, 54, 57, 60–61, 64, 67, 70, 74, 75, 98, 141, 142, 143

Brazil
, 36

financial market stress
, 36

banking stress
, 36–38

bond market stress
, 38

components
, 38

forex market stress
, 36

stock market stress
, 36

Financial Stress Analytics
, 38–39

Financial Stress Index (FSI)
, 38

financial system credit analysis in
, 79–80

growth of housing bubble in
, 156

interaction of financial and economic system in
, 104

linear causal patterns in
, 102

multivariate analysis
, 104

multivariate patterns in
, 103–105

number of causal relationships in
, 103

Brute force method
, 167

CAB (current account balance)
, 30, 154, 155, 156, 157, 159

Canada
, 39

during the boom period (2000–2007)
, 152

financial and economic system interaction in
, 106

financial market stress
, 39

banking stress
, 41

bond market stress
, 41

components
, 41

forex market stress
, 39

stock market stress
, 39–41

Financial Stress Analytics
, 42

Financial Stress Index (FSI)
, 41–42

financial system credit analysis in
, 80–81

GDP growth during the post-crisis period
, 156

household demand
, 147

linear causal patterns in
, 105

multivariate analysis in
, 107

multivariate patterns in
, 105–107

number of causal relationships in
, 106

Central Banks
, 13, 14, 15, 160

China
, 42

causal patterns in
, 107

credit expansion during the post-crisis period
, 139–140

financial and economic system interaction in
, 109

financial market stress
, 42

banking stress
, 44

bond market stress
, 44–45

components
, 46

forex market stress
, 42–44

stock market stress
, 44

Financial Stress Analytics
, 45–47

Financial Stress Index (FSI)
, 45

financial system credit analysis in
, 81–82

GDP
, 147

GDP growth, during the boom period (2000–2007)
, 152

HHD during the post-crisis period
, 156

household demand
, 147

multivariate analysis in
, 109

multivariate patterns in
, 107–109

number of causal relationships in
, 108

social spending
, 163

Citigroup
, 17

Composite indicator of systemic stress (CISS)
, 22, 24

Counter-cyclical regulations
, 141

Credit contractions
, 7

Credit crunch
, 7, 25, 26

Credit expansion
, 138–140

Creditless recoveries
, 26

Credit weights aggregation method
, 32

Cryptocurrency dilemma
, 163–165

Cuban Missile crisis
, 9

Current stress to average stress, ratio of
, 33

Current stress to peak stress, ratio of
, 33

Current stress value
, 33

Cyber security
, 164, 165

Demand contraction
, 12

Domestic credit to banking sector (DCBS)
, 32, 78

DSGE modelling
, 22

Dynamic economic system
, 138

Dynamic factor models
, 6, 26, 27, 28

Economic boom period (2000–2007)
, 138, 141, 150–153

Economic logic
, 164

Economic uncertainty
, 166

Equity (or house) price bust
, 7

European Central Bank (ECB)
, 15

External finances
, 4, 5, 154–160

FDI (foreign direct investment)
, 30, 154, 155, 156, 157, 159

Federal fiscal policy
, 11

Federal Reserve Board
, 22, 23

Feedback variables
, 131

Fiat currencies
, 163

Financial accelerator model
, 3–5

Financial and economic shocks

dynamic interaction of
, 132

Financial and economic systems, dynamics of
, 97

data analysis and technical discussion
, 98

patterns in multivariate analysis
, 99

patterns of linear causality
, 98–99

financial shock penetration and recovery control
, 131–133

financial shocks and feedback variables
, 131

sovereign economic model risk score
, 130–131

Financial asset bubbles, dynamics of
, 135

Financial conditions indexes (FCIs)
, 18, 27

Financial market bubble

bottom risk bucket comparison
, 94

multiplier
, 95

top risk bucket comparison
, 93

Financial market leverage
, 78, 84, 89, 91, 135

Financial market stress

Australia
, 33–35

Brazil
, 36–38

Canada
, 39–41

China
, 42–45

France
, 47–48

Germany
, 49–51

India
, 52–54

Italy
, 55–57

Japan
, 58–61

Russia
, 63–64

United Kingdom
, 66–67

United States
, 68–70

Financial market stress indicator (FMSI)
, 27, 28

Financial market stress scenarios
, 31

Financial shock penetration and recovery control
, 131–133

Financial shocks
, 2, 18, 19, 23, 131, 135

Financial stress
, 1–2, 8

dynamics of
, 165–166

of individual markets
, 31–32

Financial Stress Analytics

Australia
, 36

Brazil
, 38–39, 40

Canada
, 42

China
, 45–47

France
, 49

Germany
, 51–52

India
, 55

Italy
, 58

Japan
, 61–62

Russia
, 64–66

United Kingdom
, 68

United States
, 70–71

Financial Stress Index (FSI)
, 8, 22, 26, 31, 32

Australia
, 35

Brazil
, 38

Canada
, 41–42

China
, 45

construction of
, 32

France
, 48

Germany
, 51

India
, 54–55

Italy
, 57–58

Japan
, 61

Russia
, 64

United Kingdom
, 67–68

United States
, 70

Financial stress numbers
, 32

Financial system credit analysis
, 77

in Australia
, 78–79

in Brazil
, 79–80

in Canada
, 80–81

in China
, 81–82

data analysis and technical discussion
, 77–78

in France
, 82–83

in Germany
, 83

in India
, 83–84

in Italy
, 84–85

in Japan
, 85–86

in Russia
, 86–87

in United Kingdom
, 87–88

in United States
, 88

Financial system leverage

current scenario
, 2016–2017, 91–95

during 2008 crisis
, 89–91

Financial system stress
, 2, 20, 52, 64, 135

Fixed investments growth
, 154–160

Forex market trading
, 163

France
, 47

bond market leverage after the 2008 crisis
, 143

during the economic boom period
, 152

financial and economic system interaction in
, 111

financial market stress
, 47

banking stress
, 47–48

bond market stress
, 48

forex market stress
, 47

stock market stress
, 47

Financial Stress Analytics
, 49

Financial Stress Index (FSI)
, 48

financial system credit analysis in
, 82–83

HHD during the post-financial crisis
, 157

linear causal patterns in
, 110–111

multivariate analysis in
, 112

multivariate patterns in
, 111–112

number of causal relationships in
, 110

Gaussian model
, 23

GDP growth
, 10, 18, 19, 20, 26, 28, 30, 77, 97, 102, 104, 108, 111, 112, 122, 135, 138, 143

Generalized impulse response functions (GIRF)
, 13

Germany
, 49

during the economic boom period
, 152

financial and economic system interaction in
, 114

financial market stress
, 49

banking stress
, 49–51

bond market stress
, 51

components
, 51

forex market stress
, 49

stock market stress
, 49

Financial Stress Analytics
, 51–52

Financial Stress Index (FSI)
, 51

financial system credit analysis in
, 83

HHD during the postfinancial crisis
, 156

linear causal patterns in
, 112, 113

multivariate analysis in
, 114

multivariate patterns in
, 112–114

number of causal relationships in
, 113

GFCF (gross fixed capital formation)
, 154, 155–157

GINI coefficient
, 162

Global average leverage
, 89, 91

Global banking system
, 138–141

Global bond markets
, 73, 141–144

Global economic demand, price stability and monetary analytics
, 144–150

Global economic growth and social spending paradox
, 161–163

Global economic interaction
, 167

Brute force method
, 167

sovereign profile based
, 168

Global financial crisis
, 1, 8, 13, 17, 144, 150, 152, 153

Global Financial Stability Analytics
, 73–75

Global Financial Stability Index
, 71–73

Global household demand and monetary analytics
, 146

Global money supply, economic growth, and fiscal management
, 150–153

Global stock markets
, 135–138

Goldman Sachs
, 17

Great Depression
, 1, 8, 15

Great Moderation phenomenon
, 7, 14

High-tech boom of the dot com bubble
, 1

Household and business credit growth
, 10

Household consumption data
, 144

Household debt (HHD)
, 154–160

Household expenditure growth
, 144

Housing busts
, 7, 8

Housing price bubble
, 144

Housing price dynamics
, 150

Housing price growth
, 144

100% correlation aggregation method
, 32

Income inequality
, 161–162

India
, 52

during the economic boom period
, 152

financial and economic system interaction in
, 116

financial market stress
, 52

banking stress
, 54

bond market stress
, 54

forex market stress
, 52

stock market stress
, 52–54

financial market stress components
, 54

Financial Stress Analytics
, 55

Financial Stress Index (FSI)
, 54–55

financial system credit analysis in
, 83–84

HHD during the post-financial crisis
, 157

household demand
, 148

land acquisition for economic developments
, 158

linear causal patterns in
, 115–116

multivariate analysis in
, 117

multivariate patterns in
, 116–117

number of causal relationships in
, 115

social spending
, 162

stock market
, 52, 54, 84

structural changes required for banks in
, 140–141

unemployment problem
, 158

Inflation growth
, 28, 30, 144, 145, 147, 148

International Monetary Fund (IMF)
, 17, 25, 27, 29

Internet of Things (IoT)
, 164

Italy
, 55

bond market leverage
, 141

causal patterns in
, 117

during the postfinancial crisis of
, 2008, 159

financial and economic system interaction in
, 119

financial market stress
, 55

banking stress
, 57

bond market stress
, 57

components
, 57

forex market stress
, 55

stock market stress
, 55–57

Financial Stress Analytics
, 58

Financial Stress Index (FSI)
, 57–58

financial system credit analysis in
, 84–85

multivariate analysis in
, 119

multivariate patterns in
, 117–119

number of causal relationships in
, 118

Japan
, 58

banking credit expansion
, 139–140

chronic debt problem
, 144

during the economic boom period
, 152

during the postfinancial crisis of
, 2008, 159

financial and economic system interaction in
, 121

financial market stress
, 58

banking stress
, 60

bond market stress
, 60–61

components
, 60

forex market stress
, 58–60

stock market stress
, 60

Financial Stress Analytics
, 61–62

Financial Stress Index (FSI)
, 61

financial system credit analysis in
, 85–86

linear causal patterns in
, 120

multivariate analysis in
, 122

multivariate patterns in
, 120–122

number of causal relationships in
, 121

Japan’s economy
, 159

JFK assassination
, 9

KCFSI index
, 15–17

Linear causal patterns

in Australia
, 99–100

in Brazil
, 102–103

in Canada
, 105

in China
, 107

in France
, 110–111

in Germany
, 112

in India
, 115–116

in Italy
, 117

in Japan
, 120

in Russia
, 122

in United Kingdom
, 125–126

in United States
, 126–128

Linear vector autoregression (VAR) model
, 12–13

Liquidity risk
, 16

Long-term capital management crisis
, 1, 17

Long-term good
, 138

Long-term growth
, 141

Lorenz curve approximation
, 162

Macroeconomic forecasting models
, 1

Macro-economic models
, 13, 14, 17, 167

Macro-Financial Conditions Index (MFCI)
, 19

Markov-switching VAR model
, 22–23

Monetary (fiscal) policy
, 20

Monetary policy contraction
, 24

Money as ‘numeraire’ and cryptocurrency dilemma
, 163–165

Money supply, economic growth and fiscal balance
, 151

Money-supply shocks
, 10

Multisystem dynamic analysis
, 135

Multivariate patterns

in Australia
, 100–102

in Brazil
, 102–105

in Canada
, 105–107

in China
, 107–109

in France
, 111–112

in Germany
, 112–114

in India
, 116–117

in Italy
, 117–119

in Japan
, 120–122

in Russia
, 122–125

in United Kingdom
, 126

in United States
, 128–130

Natural rate hypothesis
, 10–11

Negative money-supply shocks
, 10, 12

9/11 terrorist attacks
, 9

Nondomestic money supply
, 154

Nonlinear functional relationship
, 98

Numeraire and international currency
, 164

OPEC I oil-price shock
, 9

Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
, 17

Overall average stress value
, 33

Peak stress period, occurrence of
, 33

Peak stress to average stress, ratio of
, 33

Peak stress to pre-crisis stress, ratio of
, 33

Peak stress value
, 33

Personal data storage
, 165

Positive money-supply shocks
, 10, 12

Post-crisis stress
, 34–35

Precrisis stress value
, 33

Promoter moral hazard
, 140–141

Real option theory
, 3

Russia
, 63

during the economic boom period
, 153

financial and economic system interaction in
, 124

financial market stress
, 63

banking stress
, 63–64

bond market stress
, 64

forex market stress
, 63

stock market stress
, 63

Financial Stress Analytics
, 64–66

Financial Stress Index (FSI)
, 64

financial system credit analysis in
, 86–87

household demand
, 149

household expenditure
, 149

linear causal patterns in
, 122

multivariate analysis in
, 124

multivariate patterns in
, 122–125

number of causal relationships in
, 123

during the post-2008 crisis period
, 160

Short-term good
, 138

Short-term stability
, 141

SIBL (Systemically Important Bank Loans)
, 141

Social networking apps
, 165

Sovereign economic model risk score
, 130–131

Special Economic Zones
, 158

State fiscal policy
, 11

Statistical linearity
, 98

STLFSI index
, 15–17

Stock market and bank credit leverage
, 136

Stock market boom
, 86

Stock market credit growth
, 78, 88

Stock market leverage
, 78, 135, 137

Stock market leverage risk
, 95

Third-party sovereign ratings
, 158

Threshold vector autoregression (TVAR)
, 10, 13, 21, 27

Trade debt
, 154

Trading agents
, 165

Trading economic agents
, 165–166

Uncertainty shocks
, 9

United Kingdom
, 66

bond market stress
, 143

during the economic boom period
, 152

during the post-2008 crisis period
, 160

financial and economic system interaction in
, 127

financial market stress
, 66

banking stress
, 67

bond market stress
, 67

components
, 66

forex market stress
, 66

stock market stress
, 66–67

Financial Stress Analytics
, 68

Financial Stress Index (FSI)
, 67–68

financial system credit analysis in
, 87–88

household demand
, 150

linear causal patterns in
, 125–126

multivariate analysis in
, 127

multivariate patterns in
, 126

number of causal relationships in
, 126

United States
, 68

banking credit expansion
, 140

domestic debt
, 143

during the economic boom period
, 153

during the post-2008 crisis period
, 160

economy
, 140

financial and economic system interaction in
, 129

financial market stress
, 68

banking stress
, 68–70

bond market stress
, 70

components
, 70

forex market stress
, 68

stock market stress
, 68

Financial Stress Analytics
, 70–71

Financial Stress Index (FSI)
, 70

financial system credit analysis in
, 87–88

household demand
, 150

linear causal patterns in
, 126–128

multivariate analysis in
, 129

multivariate patterns in
, 128–130

number of causal relationships
, 128

Vector autoregression (VAR) model, linear
, 12

Volatility index (VIX)
, 21

Welfare spending
, 161

Workhorse model
, 4