Financial Crises: Analysis and Lessons Learned

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Discusses loan sales and securitization as strategies for managing financial risks in lending.

Explores banking crises, responses, costs, predictability, aftermath, credit rating agencies, structured finance, and the 2007-2008 financial crisis.

Introduces the course on financial intermediation, focusing on the role and risks of financial intermediaries in the economy.

Covers loan sales, securitization, risks associated with loans, and the process of moving risks off-balance-sheet.

Discusses liquidity risk, deposit contracts, and their implications for banking stability.

Provides an overview of financial intermediaries, focusing on banks, their functions, risks, and regulatory aspects.

Explores bank lending, credit risk, SVB's failure, loan terms, and state guarantees' impact on credit supply.

Discusses bank regulation, focusing on capital and liquidity requirements, and the implications of recent financial crises on regulatory frameworks.

Explores bank lending, credit risk analysis, and the role of collateral in loan contracts.

Covers the structure, risks, and historical context of US mortgage-backed securities, including agency and non-agency types.