Mapping Cross-Border Financial Linkages - A Supporting Case for Global Financial Safety Nets

Mapping Cross-Border Financial Linkages - A Supporting Case for Global Financial Safety Nets
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Volume/Issue: Volume 2011 Issue 002
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Banks and Banking , Exports and Imports , Finance , Economics- Macroeconomics , PP , IMF staff calculation , asset class , global financial system , bank claim , absorptive capacity , bank assets correspond , BIS bank , EM asset prices movement , asset price inflation , Financial contagion , Capital flows , Cross-border effects , Financial safety nets , Systemic risk , Global , Eastern Europe , Baltics , Middle East

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This paper maps cross-border financial linkages and identifies factors that drive them, contributing to the discussion on the appropriate design of a global financial safety net (GFSN). It builds on previous staff work and complements the findings of the companion paper on the Analytics of Systemic Crises and the Role of Global Financial Safety Nets. This paper notes the growing roles of financial linkages and complexity in injecting latent instability into the global financial system, underscoring the value of a GFSN design that is effective in forestalling the risk that a localized liquidity shock propagates through the global financial network turning into a large-scale systemic crisis.