An edition of Capital account liberalization and financial sector stability
(2002)
Capital account liberalization and financial sector stability
by Jorge Iván Canales-Kriljenko, Karl Friedrich Habermeier, and Shogo Ishii
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Table of Contents
Machine generated contents note: Part I.A Framework for Sequencing
I Overview 3
11 Analytical Issues 5
Sources of Financial Sector Instability 5
Linkages of Financial Sector Instability with Capital
Account Liberalization 6
Contagion and the Influence of Size and Openness 12
III Sequencing Capital Account Liberalization
with Other Reforms 14
Sequencing: Insights from Country Experiences 14
General Principles for Sequencing 17
IV A Suggested Methodology for Sequencing 19
Applying the Methodology-An Example 21
Part II.The Prudential Framework and Capital Account Liberalization
V The General Framework for Financial Sector Stability 31
Development of Financial Markets and Institutions 32
Prudential Regulation and Supervision: General Issues 33
Improved Risk Management by Financial Institutions 34
Capital Controls and Prudential Policies 35
Accounting, Auditing, and Disclosure 37
Financial Safety Nets and Resolution Policies 37
VI Prudential Regulation and Supervision of
Cross-Border Transactions 40
Prudential Regulation and Supervision of Banks 40
Prudential Aspects of Offshore Financial Centers 46
Nonbank Financial Institutions 47
Supervisory Practices 48
Part III.Selected Country Experiences with Capital Account
Liberalization and Financial Sector Stability
VII Countries That Avoided a Financial Crisis 53
Austria: Integration into Regional and Global Markets 53
Hungary: Resilience to Contagion from the 1998 Russian Crisis 56
South Africa: Contagion from the 1997-98 Financial Crises 59
United Kingdom: The 1992 ERM Crisis 63
VIII Countries That Experienced a Financial Crisis 68
Korea: The 1997 Twin Crises 68
Mexico: The 1994-95 Crisis 72
Sweden: The Early 1990s Twin Crises 78
Turkey: The 1994 and 2000 Crises 81
Paraguay: The 1995-98 Financial Sector Crisis 85.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 90-92).
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