Benchmarking Financial Systems : Introducing the Financial Possibility Frontier

Across the world, supply for financial services rarely matches the demand, given multiple market frictions. This paper discusses the concept of the financial possibilities frontier as a constrained optimum to categorize different problems of shallow financial markets or unsustainable expansion. The...

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Main Authors: Beck, Thorsten, Feyen, Erik
Language:en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, D.C. 2013
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16319
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topic accounting
agency problem
agency problems
arbitrage
asset positions
bailout
bank credit
bank lending
banking crises
banking system
banking systems
bankruptcy
boom-bust cycle
borrower
branch network
capital flows
capital inflows
capital market
capital market development
capital markets
checking accounts
collateral
collateral requirements
consumer protection
contract enforcement
contractual savings
contractual savings institutions
coordination failures
corporate bond
corporate bond markets
corporate bonds
credit assessment
credit expansion
credit guarantee
credit increase
credit information
credit institutions
credit line
credit market
credit ratings
credit Source
creditor
creditor rights
creditors
currency crises
debt
debt securities
default risk
demand for credit
deposit
deposit mobilization
deposit services
Deposits
developing countries
dummy variables
economic development
enforceability
enforceability of contracts
enterprise financing
equity markets
exchange rate
exporter
exporters
external finance
external funding
financial crises
financial crisis
Financial development
financial fragility
financial information
financial instability
financial institution
financial institutions
financial instruments
financial liberalization
financial markets
financial sector development
financial sector indicators
financial stability
financial statements
financial structure
financial system
Financial Systems
financing obstacles
fiscal policy
fixed assets
foreign bank
foreign bank entry
foreign currency
foreign currency debt
formal loan
globalization
government bond
government bond market
government interventions
government ownership
government policies
government securities
gross domestic product
income flows
income from bonds
income level
income levels
income volatility
indebtedness
inflation
information asymmetries
institutional development
insurance
Insurance companies
insurance policies
interest rate
interest rates
International Bank
international capital
international capital markets
international financial integration
investment opportunities
investment projects
investor protection
lack of competition
lack of credit
legal rights
lending interest rate
liability
liability side
life insurance
life insurance premiums
liquidity
loan
loan applications
loan default
local currencies
local currency
long-term finance
long-term investment
long-term investors
macroeconomic conditions
macroeconomic instability
macroeconomic stability
macroeconomic uncertainty
market discipline
market failures
market infrastructure
market participants
market players
market size
market structure
Market Turnover
maturities
maturity
micro data
micro-data
micro-enterprises
monetary policy
monetary stability
Mortgage
Mortgage finance
mortgages
mutual fund
mutual fund assets
mutual funds
non-performing loans
offshore center
offshore centers
opportunity costs
partial credit
payment services
payment system
payment systems
pension
pension fund
pension fund assets
pension funds
political stability
Private Credit
Private Debt
private equity
private lenders
Public Debt
Public Debt Securities
regulatory barriers
regulatory constraints
regulatory framework
regulatory frameworks
remittance
return
rights of creditors
risk diversification
risk management
risk management services
savings services
securities
settlement
settlement infrastructure
share of investment
Stock Market
tax
tax policies
tax rate
total debt
transaction
transaction costs
transactions costs
transition countries
transition country
transition economies
transition economy
transparency
Turnover
withholding tax
spellingShingle accounting
agency problem
agency problems
arbitrage
asset positions
bailout
bank credit
bank lending
banking crises
banking system
banking systems
bankruptcy
boom-bust cycle
borrower
branch network
capital flows
capital inflows
capital market
capital market development
capital markets
checking accounts
collateral
collateral requirements
consumer protection
contract enforcement
contractual savings
contractual savings institutions
coordination failures
corporate bond
corporate bond markets
corporate bonds
credit assessment
credit expansion
credit guarantee
credit increase
credit information
credit institutions
credit line
credit market
credit ratings
credit Source
creditor
creditor rights
creditors
currency crises
debt
debt securities
default risk
demand for credit
deposit
deposit mobilization
deposit services
Deposits
developing countries
dummy variables
economic development
enforceability
enforceability of contracts
enterprise financing
equity markets
exchange rate
exporter
exporters
external finance
external funding
financial crises
financial crisis
Financial development
financial fragility
financial information
financial instability
financial institution
financial institutions
financial instruments
financial liberalization
financial markets
financial sector development
financial sector indicators
financial stability
financial statements
financial structure
financial system
Financial Systems
financing obstacles
fiscal policy
fixed assets
foreign bank
foreign bank entry
foreign currency
foreign currency debt
formal loan
globalization
government bond
government bond market
government interventions
government ownership
government policies
government securities
gross domestic product
income flows
income from bonds
income level
income levels
income volatility
indebtedness
inflation
information asymmetries
institutional development
insurance
Insurance companies
insurance policies
interest rate
interest rates
International Bank
international capital
international capital markets
international financial integration
investment opportunities
investment projects
investor protection
lack of competition
lack of credit
legal rights
lending interest rate
liability
liability side
life insurance
life insurance premiums
liquidity
loan
loan applications
loan default
local currencies
local currency
long-term finance
long-term investment
long-term investors
macroeconomic conditions
macroeconomic instability
macroeconomic stability
macroeconomic uncertainty
market discipline
market failures
market infrastructure
market participants
market players
market size
market structure
Market Turnover
maturities
maturity
micro data
micro-data
micro-enterprises
monetary policy
monetary stability
Mortgage
Mortgage finance
mortgages
mutual fund
mutual fund assets
mutual funds
non-performing loans
offshore center
offshore centers
opportunity costs
partial credit
payment services
payment system
payment systems
pension
pension fund
pension fund assets
pension funds
political stability
Private Credit
Private Debt
private equity
private lenders
Public Debt
Public Debt Securities
regulatory barriers
regulatory constraints
regulatory framework
regulatory frameworks
remittance
return
rights of creditors
risk diversification
risk management
risk management services
savings services
securities
settlement
settlement infrastructure
share of investment
Stock Market
tax
tax policies
tax rate
total debt
transaction
transaction costs
transactions costs
transition countries
transition country
transition economies
transition economy
transparency
Turnover
withholding tax
Beck, Thorsten
Feyen, Erik
Benchmarking Financial Systems : Introducing the Financial Possibility Frontier
relation Policy Research Working Paper;No.6615
description Across the world, supply for financial services rarely matches the demand, given multiple market frictions. This paper discusses the concept of the financial possibilities frontier as a constrained optimum to categorize different problems of shallow financial markets or unsustainable expansion. The paper offers three examples of how to use different data sources to apply the frontier concept to assess the state of financial systems.
author Beck, Thorsten
Feyen, Erik
author_facet Beck, Thorsten
Feyen, Erik
author_sort Beck, Thorsten
title Benchmarking Financial Systems : Introducing the Financial Possibility Frontier
title_short Benchmarking Financial Systems : Introducing the Financial Possibility Frontier
title_full Benchmarking Financial Systems : Introducing the Financial Possibility Frontier
title_fullStr Benchmarking Financial Systems : Introducing the Financial Possibility Frontier
title_full_unstemmed Benchmarking Financial Systems : Introducing the Financial Possibility Frontier
title_sort benchmarking financial systems : introducing the financial possibility frontier
publisher World Bank, Washington, D.C.
publishDate 2013
url http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16319
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spelling okr-10986-163192021-04-23T14:03:28Z Benchmarking Financial Systems : Introducing the Financial Possibility Frontier Beck, Thorsten Feyen, Erik accounting agency problem agency problems arbitrage asset positions bailout bank credit bank lending banking crises banking system banking systems bankruptcy boom-bust cycle borrower branch network capital flows capital inflows capital market capital market development capital markets checking accounts collateral collateral requirements consumer protection contract enforcement contractual savings contractual savings institutions coordination failures corporate bond corporate bond markets corporate bonds credit assessment credit expansion credit guarantee credit increase credit information credit institutions credit line credit market credit ratings credit Source creditor creditor rights creditors currency crises debt debt securities default risk demand for credit deposit deposit mobilization deposit services Deposits developing countries dummy variables economic development enforceability enforceability of contracts enterprise financing equity markets exchange rate exporter exporters external finance external funding financial crises financial crisis Financial development financial fragility financial information financial instability financial institution financial institutions financial instruments financial liberalization financial markets financial sector development financial sector indicators financial stability financial statements financial structure financial system Financial Systems financing obstacles fiscal policy fixed assets foreign bank foreign bank entry foreign currency foreign currency debt formal loan globalization government bond government bond market government interventions government ownership government policies government securities gross domestic product income flows income from bonds income level income levels income volatility indebtedness inflation information asymmetries institutional development insurance Insurance companies insurance policies interest rate interest rates International Bank international capital international capital markets international financial integration investment opportunities investment projects investor protection lack of competition lack of credit legal rights lending interest rate liability liability side life insurance life insurance premiums liquidity loan loan applications loan default local currencies local currency long-term finance long-term investment long-term investors macroeconomic conditions macroeconomic instability macroeconomic stability macroeconomic uncertainty market discipline market failures market infrastructure market participants market players market size market structure Market Turnover maturities maturity micro data micro-data micro-enterprises monetary policy monetary stability Mortgage Mortgage finance mortgages mutual fund mutual fund assets mutual funds non-performing loans offshore center offshore centers opportunity costs partial credit payment services payment system payment systems pension pension fund pension fund assets pension funds political stability Private Credit Private Debt private equity private lenders Public Debt Public Debt Securities regulatory barriers regulatory constraints regulatory framework regulatory frameworks remittance return rights of creditors risk diversification risk management risk management services savings services securities settlement settlement infrastructure share of investment Stock Market tax tax policies tax rate total debt transaction transaction costs transactions costs transition countries transition country transition economies transition economy transparency Turnover withholding tax Across the world, supply for financial services rarely matches the demand, given multiple market frictions. This paper discusses the concept of the financial possibilities frontier as a constrained optimum to categorize different problems of shallow financial markets or unsustainable expansion. The paper offers three examples of how to use different data sources to apply the frontier concept to assess the state of financial systems. 2013-11-26T16:19:31Z 2013-11-26T16:19:31Z 2013-09 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16319 en_US Policy Research Working Paper;No.6615 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, D.C.