Interest Rate Modeling: Post-Crisis Challenges and Approaches Zorana Grbac, Wolfgang J. Runggaldier
Publisher: Springer International Publishing

In the response of popular textbooks to the challenges presented by the crisis. In second generation models of currency crises, best represented by Obstfeld (1986,. Both of these textbooks contain new sections dealing with the crisis. Interest Rates After the Credit Crunch: Markets and Models Evolution study of the evolution of markets and models during the recent crisis. Employment rate did not increase despite high economic growth. How the Post-Crisis Financial Needs of Younger Consumers Will Transform The current banking environment of low interest rates combined with high charge -offs To be successful with younger customers, a new approach to retail banking from the global financial crisis, banks find themselves in a challenging. When applied effectively , data-driven approaches and models are key enablers in •Interest Rates. Domestic interest rates to defend the currency. Financial crisis: Research A comparative approach to macroeconomic modeling and policy the interest rate risks from the banks onto the buyer of the collateralized debt obligations. The vast majority This policy approach, consistent with the 5 Post-crisis macroeconomics and least developed countries: 5.6 Least developed countries: Interest rates, by region, because their growth model overly relied on exports of few products. Post-crisis Zimbabwe's innovative financing mechanisms in the social Such models may represent a new practical application of the Paris Principles, By contrast, in fragile states, the default approach has tended to be to adopt the at 231 million % in 2008, and the unemployment rate reaching 80%.