Cross-Border Exposures and Country Risk -  Thomas Krayenbuehl

Cross-Border Exposures and Country Risk (eBook)

Assessment and Monitoring
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2001 | 1. Auflage
216 Seiten
Elsevier Science (Verlag)
978-1-85573-881-2 (ISBN)
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The international financial system has come under strain several times in recent years, and analysis has shown that most crises originated from the risks built into cross-border exposures.
Assessment and monitoring of cross-border exposures and country risk are essential activities for international lending agencies such as government bodies, banks, multinational corporations and other investors. Inadequate risk management could have a destabilising effect on both lender and borrower and could result in a major international financial crisis.
This completely revised edition of Thomas E Krayenbuehl's classic handbook clearly shows how the various players can quantify and manage the complex factors involved in order to minimise the risk and avoid potentially catastrophic consequences. It provides both a rigorous analysis of the current situation and a guide to meeting the challenges of the future.
Just some of the things you'll discover...
How to succeed in cross-border lending and investment through good assessment, monitoring and hedging of country risk
How the Tequila and Asian crises came about, and the lessons learned
The likelihood of future crises and the potential causes
The latest problems to beset the international financial system
The recent developments in cross-border financing
Why the problem of contagion occurs between seemingly unrelated markets
The enormous need for global capital to bring about sustainable economic development in the developing world, and the role of the major players in fulfilling it
The numerous factors that constitute and influence a specific country risk
The responsibilities of all the parties involved, from the IMF and the World Bank to the industrialised and developing nations, the regulators and the rating agencies
How this study helps you:
This lucid and authoritative handbook will help you to:
Understand the problems facing the international financial system
Identify and assess new investment opportunities
Optimise risk composition of cross-border lending or investment
Make sound decisions, minimise risk and achieve better outcomes
  • The definitive study of this important topic - its purpose, practice and implications

The international financial system has come under strain several times in recent years, and analysis has shown that most crises originated from the risks built into cross-border exposures.Assessment and monitoring of cross-border exposures and country risk are essential activities for international lending agencies such as government bodies, banks, multinational corporations and other investors. Inadequate risk management could have a destabilising effect on both lender and borrower and could result in a major international financial crisis.This completely revised edition of Thomas E Krayenbuehl's classic handbook clearly shows how the various players can quantify and manage the complex factors involved in order to minimise the risk and avoid potentially catastrophic consequences. It provides both a rigorous analysis of the current situation and a guide to meeting the challenges of the future.Just some of the things you'll discover...How to succeed in cross-border lending and investment through good assessment, monitoring and hedging of country riskHow the Tequila and Asian crises came about, and the lessons learnedThe likelihood of future crises and the potential causesThe latest problems to beset the international financial systemThe recent developments in cross-border financingWhy the problem of contagion occurs between seemingly unrelated marketsThe enormous need for global capital to bring about sustainable economic development in the developing world, and the role of the major players in fulfilling itThe numerous factors that constitute and influence a specific country riskThe responsibilities of all the parties involved, from the IMF and the World Bank to the industrialised and developing nations, the regulators and the rating agenciesHow this study helps you: This lucid and authoritative handbook will help you to:Understand the problems facing the international financial systemIdentify and assess new investment opportunitiesOptimise risk composition of cross-border lending or investmentMake sound decisions, minimise risk and achieve better outcomesThe definitive study of this important topic - its purpose, practice and implications
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