从货币地位角度看美国次贷危机与亚洲金融危机的差异

相比亚洲金融危机等历次金融危机,美国次贷危机有着类似的宏观经济和制度背景,但次贷危机在形式、影响和危机国应对政策方面均体现出与传统金融危机不同的特征。该文比较了美国次贷危机与亚洲金融危机的差异,认为危机发源国货币地位的不同是这些差异产生的重要因素。     

金融危机传染渠道及我国应对危机的对策探讨

美国次贷危机引发的金融危机正在影响世界经济的发展，金融危机所表现出来的快速传染性和破坏性，使得进一步研究金融危机传染渠道具有重要的现实意义。目前美国次贷危机主要是通过实体经济渠道、金融市场（虚拟经济）渠道和心理预期渠道对我国进行传染。我国应制定相应对策以防止金融危机影响进一步扩大。     

美国经济难逃衰退厄运

这次次贷问题引发的金融危机正在侵蚀美国实体经济层面,美国很难在短期内找到实现经济增长和金融机构监管的可靠模式,因此整个危机可能的演化路径将会是:次贷危机→金融危机(信用危机)→经济危机→美元危机     

次贷危机给我们带来的警示

美国的次贷危机，已逐渐演变为全球性的金融危机，作为中国，应该从次贷危机中得到某些启示，积极总结经验教训，加强金融监管，有效控制风险。     

金融危机对中国商业银行风险管理的启示——基于国有商业银行金融安全的实证研究

一、引言2008年美国金融风暴是由次贷危机所引发的,次贷危机是美国房地产市场上的次级抵押贷款危机。美国次贷危机是从2006年春季开始逐步显现的,其负面影响不断扩大,美国金融业逐步陷入危机,许多银行相继破产,并逐步扩展至欧洲、日本等,演变成全球金融危机。     

危机后的战略转型

始于美国的次贷危机最终演变为一场全球性的经济危机，这次以次贷危机为导火索的美国金融危机逐步演变成上世纪大萧条以来最严重的国际金融危机，也是全球历史上第一次与衍生产品市场紧密相关的金融危机。经过二十多年的改革与发展，我国银行业初步完成了组织体系的变革和资产规模的扩张，但由于金融改革的滞后，     

美国金融危机经验教训的深入反思

“前事不忘，后事之师”。历史的经验教训值得汲取。本文对2008年9月爆发的美国金融危机进一步深入反思。分析了引发美国金融危机的源头、危机原因等，并在其基础上，指出了我国应从美国金融危机及其次贷危机中吸取的重要经验教训。     

金融危机对中国商业银行风险管理的启示——基于国有商业银行金融安全的实证研究

<正>一、引言2008年美国金融风暴是由次贷危机所引发的,次贷危机是美国房地产市场上的次级抵押贷款危机。美国次贷危机是从2006年春季开始逐步显现的,其负面影响不断扩大,美国金融业逐步陷入危机,许多银行相继破产,并逐步扩展至欧洲、日本等,演变成全球金融危机。     

东欧银行业病体濒危

源于美国的次贷危机经过近两年的演变，现已转化为金融危机，进而引发了经济的全面衰退。近期次贷危机再生新触角，使东欧银行业成为全球金融业关注的焦点。     

中美央行资产负债表的差异研究——基于全球金融危机的视角

为应对美国次贷危机引致的全球金融危机，世界各国纷纷采取有力措施缓解或消除危机的影响，     

关于美国次贷危机的思考

2008年3月,美国著名投资银行雷曼兄弟宣布破产倒闭,标志着美国次贷危机正式爆发,进而像多米诺骨牌一样,深度影响全球主要经济体的经济发展和金融秩序.     

实体经济受损 国际金融动荡——美国次贷风波及其对我国经济金融的警示

2007年3季度次贷风波爆发以来,美国房地产市场、信贷市场、债券市场、股票市场以及美国经济本身在长期发展中堆积的大量风险在相互传染中集体释放,对美国消费、投资和贸易增长带来了较大负面影响,美国经济周期由此从复苏阶段滑向放缓阶段,世界经济增长和国际金融稳定也受到不确定性显著增强的较大冲击。虽然次贷风波对中国经济与金融市场的短期影响有限,但也给中资银行带来了一些警示,值得我们引以为戒。     

美国金融危机成因分析——基于价值观的视角

2008年9月15日,雷曼兄弟公司申请破产保护;同日,美国银行以440亿美元收购美林公司;随后,美国国际集团的信用等级被下调,标志着美国陷入了"百年一遇"的金融危机。随后,美国金融危机迅速演变成席卷全球的经济危机。     

Information Effects During the U. S. Subprime Crisis

We investigate the impact of the U. S. subprime crisis on the stock markets of the Asia-Pacific countries on various event dates. Using data from Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Taiwan, we find that the subprime crisis negatively affects these stock markets and investor behavior, especially in Hong Kong and Taiwan. In addition, the subprime crisis generally works through more financial linkages than trade linkages. However, when the subsamples are classified according to industry, this result exists only for the banking industry, but both financial and trade linkages become important to explain the impact of the crisis on the manufacturing industry.     

对美国次贷危机的深层思考

本文首先揭示了次贷危机的三大特征,然后分析次贷危机对金融业所造成的损失,接下来分析次贷危机的传导机制和对美国经济的整体影响。我们从周期及其结构的角度上作出谨慎的分析,最后提出了对中国银行业的启示和相关建议。     

Mortgage Default during the U.S. Mortgage Crisis

Which theory can quantitatively explain the rise in mortgage defaults during the U.S. mortgage crisis? This paper finds that the double‐trigger hypothesis, which attributes mortgage default to the joint occurrence of negative equity and a life event such as unemployment, is consistent with the evidence. By contrast, a traditional frictionless default model strongly overpredicts the increase in default rates. This paper provides microfoundations for double‐trigger behavior in a model where unemployment causes liquidity problems for the borrower. This framework implies that mortgage crises may be mitigated at a lower cost by bailing out borrowers instead of lenders.     

Crisis communication. Lessons from 9/11

The sheer enormity of last year's terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon gave new meaning to the term "crisis management." Suddenly, companies near Ground Zero, as well as those more than a thousand miles away, needed a plan. Because the disasters disrupted established channels not only between businesses and customers but between businesses and employees, internal crisis-communications strategies that could be quickly implemented became a key responsibility of top management. Without these strategies, employees' trauma and confusion might have immobilized their firms and set their customers adrift. In this article, executives from a range of industries talk about how their companies, including Morgan Stanley, Oppenheimer Funds, American Airlines, Verizon, the New York Times, Dell, and Starbucks, went about restoring operations and morale. From his interviews with these individuals, author and management professor Paul Argenti was able to distill a number of lessons, each of which, he says, may "serve as guideposts for any company facing a crisis that undermines its employees' composure, confidence, or concentration." His advice to senior executives includes: Maintain high levels of visibility, so that employees are certain of top management's command of the situation and concern; establish contingency communication channels and work sites; strive to keep employees focused on the business itself, because a sense of usefulness enhances morale and good morale enhances usefulness; and ensure that employees have absorbed the firm's values, which will guide them as they cope with the unpredictable. The most forward-thinking leaders realize that managing a crisis-communications program requires the same dedication and resources they give to other dimensions of their business. More important, they realize that their employees always come first.     

International Housing Markets and the U.S. Subprime Crisis

We propose a novel decomposition approach to study the degree of co-movement of international housing markets while distinguishing among different economic drivers. We find that the housing market variability for an average country was mainly driven by the common housing risk premium components during the years leading up to the 2007–08 subprime financial crisis. A decrease in the common housing risk premium was followed by a housing boom and economic expansion in the United States prior to the crisis. Our findings add to the understanding of the role of common risk factors across international housing markets before the crisis.     

金融海啸中的美国体验

编者按:这篇文章所展现的,是借助一个青年学生的双眼看到的当前的美国,这位二十岁的孩子不仅看到了美国的表像,还透视了该国的文化深处,更可贵的是他还议论我们民族的所长所短.这样的好文章,不应当从读者的眼皮子底下溜掉.