Sovereign debt default and bank risk in China

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Sovereign debt default and bank risk in China

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Following the 2008 global financial crisis, sovereign default risk has become an important issue in Europe, as many Eurozone countries such as Greek and Portugal fell into serious debt problems. The sovereign default problem in these countries not only negatively impacts the overall economy of the countries, but also slows down the recovery process or even endangers the financial system of the Eurozone as a whole. Some researchers have studied the sovereign default problem in Eurozone coun...

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Thesis level

Doctoral

Date created

2017-02-01

Creator

Chen, Ryan (Dong)

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/8752

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China / sovereign debt / financial systems / banking industry / financial risk / determinants / global financial crisis / Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services / Economic Models and Forecasting / Economics / Financial Econometrics / Finance / Financial Institutions (incl. Banking) / Financial Economics

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