Asset price crises and banking crises: some empirical evidence

Anne Fremault Vila

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The aim of this paper is to see whether, for a range of countries and time periods, there is any systematic relationship between stock market collapses and banking system crises. This is intended to be a first step in a larger study, one which aims ultimately to see whether asset price movements have any implications for the stability of the banking system in developed countries. The present paper,

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