Titlebook: International Debt and Central Banking in the 1980s; Zannis Res,Sima Motamen Book 1987 Zannis Res and Sima Motamen 1987 banking.central ba

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Country Risk: A Model for Predicting Debt Servicing Problems in Developing CountriesRecent events in the international capital markets with more than thirty countries in the last two years unable to meet their debt service obligations have focused attention on the method of country risk analysis used by international banks and financial agencies.

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The Theory of Last Resort Lendingive is to stand back from the action and consider the theoretical underpinnings of lending for last resort (LLR). This is timely because recent debate has confounded numerous issues linked to LLR and the concept has been stretched beyond the limits of intellectual endurance.

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Introductional, examining the workings of the international monetary system and reflecting on how difficulties could be avoided in the future. This introduction summarises the main points of the chapters and sets out some general conclusions.

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Notes on the Problem of International Debthe oil exporters. Many of these assets were held as short-term deposits at Euromarket banks. The banks bid for these deposits in the open market to finance loans to many countries including the Latin American and Eastern European countries that stand high on everyone’s list of large debtors.

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Comment on ‘International Lenders of Last Resort: Are Changes Required?’g stream of flows. How will the ILLR help achieve that? ILLR will achieve that through better dissemination of information concerning lenders, by encouraging counter-cyclical flows and by obliging banks to diversify.

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Comment on ‘The Theory of Last Resort Lending’cy by banks that creates the need for LLR’. This need would disappear if banks were ‘required to disclose all the necessary information so that the public can arrive at an informed view about their payments’.

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