The financial impact of the IDB's liquidity program for growth sustainability

Autores
Bebczuk, Ricardo Néstor
Año de publicación
2010
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inglés
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This paper assesses the impact of the Liquidity Program for Growth Sustainability (LPGS) on Latin America and the Caribbean, instrumented by the IDB to confront the regional spillovers of the subprime crisis. This emergency liquidity line was set up to boost productive loans of commercial banks, channeled through a second-tier scheme. The empirical strategy revolves around GARCH models to test whether the public announcement of negotiations and of loan approval have had any impact on high frequency macroeconomic data, such as the country risk premium and the interbank interest rate. Our evidence reveals a positive and significant effect on financial stability attributable to LPGS in Jamaica, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic and Panama. We additionally discuss the rationale of key LPGS’ design features and the observed outcomes.
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Materia
Ciencias Económicas
liquidez
economía
crecimiento económico
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv The financial impact of the IDB's liquidity program for growth sustainability
title The financial impact of the IDB's liquidity program for growth sustainability
spellingShingle The financial impact of the IDB's liquidity program for growth sustainability
Bebczuk, Ricardo Néstor
Ciencias Económicas
liquidez
economía
crecimiento económico
title_short The financial impact of the IDB's liquidity program for growth sustainability
title_full The financial impact of the IDB's liquidity program for growth sustainability
title_fullStr The financial impact of the IDB's liquidity program for growth sustainability
title_full_unstemmed The financial impact of the IDB's liquidity program for growth sustainability
title_sort The financial impact of the IDB's liquidity program for growth sustainability
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Bebczuk, Ricardo Néstor
author Bebczuk, Ricardo Néstor
author_facet Bebczuk, Ricardo Néstor
author_role author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ciencias Económicas
liquidez
economía
crecimiento económico
topic Ciencias Económicas
liquidez
economía
crecimiento económico
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv This paper assesses the impact of the Liquidity Program for Growth Sustainability (LPGS) on Latin America and the Caribbean, instrumented by the IDB to confront the regional spillovers of the subprime crisis. This emergency liquidity line was set up to boost productive loans of commercial banks, channeled through a second-tier scheme. The empirical strategy revolves around GARCH models to test whether the public announcement of negotiations and of loan approval have had any impact on high frequency macroeconomic data, such as the country risk premium and the interbank interest rate. Our evidence reveals a positive and significant effect on financial stability attributable to LPGS in Jamaica, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic and Panama. We additionally discuss the rationale of key LPGS’ design features and the observed outcomes.
Departamento de Economía
description This paper assesses the impact of the Liquidity Program for Growth Sustainability (LPGS) on Latin America and the Caribbean, instrumented by the IDB to confront the regional spillovers of the subprime crisis. This emergency liquidity line was set up to boost productive loans of commercial banks, channeled through a second-tier scheme. The empirical strategy revolves around GARCH models to test whether the public announcement of negotiations and of loan approval have had any impact on high frequency macroeconomic data, such as the country risk premium and the interbank interest rate. Our evidence reveals a positive and significant effect on financial stability attributable to LPGS in Jamaica, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic and Panama. We additionally discuss the rationale of key LPGS’ design features and the observed outcomes.
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