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Author:Rosen, Richard J. 

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Macroprudential Policy: Results from a Tabletop Exercise

This paper presents a tabletop exercise designed to analyze macroprudential policy. Several senior Federal Reserve officials were presented with a hypothetical economy as of 2020:Q2 in which commercial real estate and nonfinancial debt valuations were very high. After analyzing the economy and discussing the use of monetary and macroprudential policy tools, participants were then presented with a hypothetical negative shock to commercial real estate valuations that occurred in the second half of 2020. Participants then discussed the use of the tools during an incipient downturn. Some of the ...
Working Papers , Paper 19-11

Conference Paper
Overcapacity and exit from banking

Proceedings , Issue Nov

Working Paper
What goes up must come down? Asymmetries and persistence in bank deposit interest rates

Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 93-36

Working Paper
Research and development with asymmetric firm sizes

Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 17

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New banking powers: a portfolio analysis of bank investment in real estate

Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 20

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The effect of market size structure on competition: the case of small business lending

Banking industry consolidation has raised concern about the supply of small business credit since large banks generally invest lower proportions of their assets in small business loans. However, we find that the likelihood that a small business borrows from a bank of a given size is roughly proportional to the local market presence of banks of that size, although there are exceptions. Moreover, small business loan interest rates depend more on the size structure of the market than on the size of the bank providing the credit, with markets dominated by large banks generally charging lower ...
Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 2001-63

Working Paper
Corporate control, portfolio choice, and the decline of banking

Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 215

Discussion Paper
Climate Change and Financial Stability

This Note describes how risks arising from climate change may affect financial stability. We describe how climate-change related risks may emerge either as shocks to the financial system or as financial system vulnerabilities that could amplify the effects of these or other shocks.
FEDS Notes , Paper 2021-03-19-3

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Switching primary federal regulators: is it beneficial for U.S. banks?

Economic Perspectives , Volume 29 , Issue Q III

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