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Allen N. Berger (ed.) et al.

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https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199688500.001.0001
Published online:
07 April 2015
Published in print:
27 November 2014
Online ISBN:
9780191767753
Print ISBN:
9780199688500

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Book cover for The Oxford Handbook of Banking (2nd edn) The Oxford Handbook of Banking (2nd edn)
Front Matter

List of Figures

https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199688500.002.0008
Pages
xv–xviii
  • Published:
    November 2014
Subject
Economics
Series
Oxford Handbooks
Collection: Oxford Handbooks Online
2.1

An overview of the financial system  28

2.2

Size of the financial markets by country/region, percentage of GDP  28

2.3

Portfolio allocation, percentage of GDP (average 1997–2012)  29

4.1

Evolution of size and complexity of 13 G-SIBs since 2007 (ranked by change in the number of subsidiaries)  85

6.1

Firm leverage [liabilities/ (liabilities+equity)], 2007  142

6.2

A typical cash bonus function  144

7.1

Global OTC derivatives  173

8.1

Total reserve, required reserves, and vault cash over time  191

8.2

Capital ratios over time  193

8.3

Traditional banking versus securitization in the shadow banking system  197

8.4

Shadow bank funding and bank deposit funding over time  200

8.5

Comparison of Basel II and Basel III capital requirements  202

9.1

Risk and return when the opportunity set expands  229

10.1

Scale-related diversification and risk-return frontiers  250

14.1

Credit scores for prime mortgage borrowers  331

14.2

Present discounted value of interest and refinancing expenses for hypothetical fixed rate and adjustable rate mortgages  335

14.3

Price response of MBS and corporate bonds to interest rates  339

14.4

Primary–secondary mortgage market spread  342

14.5

US household assets  345

15.1

US securitization outstanding 1995–2013: Q2, USD billions  359

15.2

European securitization outstanding 1995–2013: Q2, USD billions  360

15.3

European securitization issuance by country, year 2012  360

15.4

Securitization transaction (simplified)  362

15.5

Credit enhancements  366

16.1

Share of assets of non-bank financial intermediaries  381

16.2

Average annual growth of OFI sector pre- and post-crisis  382

16.3

The credit intermediation chain  383

16.4

 Compositon of liabilities of financial business  386

16.5

Alternative map of the credit intermediation chain  388

16.6

Top US bank holding companies number of subsidiaries 1990 vs. 2012  389

20.1

Central banks’ total liabilities  491

20.2

Central banks’ key intervention rates  492

21.1

Five stages of a regulation-induced banking crisis  515

21.2

Dialectics of a regulation-induced crisis  521

21.3

Effects of accepting choice one on the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet  522

26.1

Factors used to identify globally systemically important banks  632

26.2

Application of different accounting standards for derivatives has huge impact on measured assets-size of large US banks (2012)  639

30.1

Links between the sovereign, banks, and the real sector  738

30.2

Measure of government support extracted from bank ratings assigned by Moody’s Investor Services  745

30.3

Eurozone banks’ responses to the questions related to the link between sovereign risk and bank funding  747

31.1

Bank acquisitions (by year) 1985–2012  758

31.2

Percentage of bank acquisitions that are cross-border (by year) 1985–2012.  758

34.1

Number of commercial banks and commercial bank branch offices* in the US between 1970 and 2012  827

34.2

Strategic map of the US commercial banking industry  831

34.3

Changes in the number of commercial bank charters in the US from 1970 to 2012 due to mergers, failures, and new entry  835

34.4

The changing distribution of US commercial banks by size (measured in 2005 dollars) between 1980 and 2011  836

34.5

Aggregate non-interest income as a percent of aggregate operating income of US commercial banks, 1970 to 2012  841

34.6

Aggregate return-on-equity and equity-to-assets ratios for the US commercial banking industry, 1934 to 2012  842

36.1

Composition of financial assets in Japan by holder  880

36.2

Loans outstanding of private banks  884

37.1

Aggregate financial development in international comparison  916

37.2

Financial deepening in Africa over the past decade  917

37.3

Access to and use of financial services in international comparison  918

37.4

Private credit/GDP in African countries 2007-11, actual vs. predicted values  921

37.5

Use of formal account and loan services across firm size groups in international comparison  924

37.6

 Operational self-sufficiency of MFIs over time  928

37.7

Average loan size of MFIs over time  928

38.1

Changes in bank ownership structure in East and South Asia  942

38.2

Bank ownership structure across regions  943

38.3

Banking sector concentration in East and South Asia  944

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