The transmission of monetary policy through bank lending: The floating rate channel

A Study on the Effect of Granular Residual in the Banking Network on the Transmission of Monetary Policy through Lending Channel

Granular residual is created in the banking network when there are a few large banks with many small banks. In this case, the effect of the shocks on each bank not lost in total that can lead to macro-economic consequences. The transmission of monetary policy through change in bank facilities is one of the key mechanisms affecting monetary policies. The power of transmission of monetary policy ...

Nonlinearity Transmission of Monetary Policy Through the House Price Channel; MSVAR Approach

In the past decades, the discussions between economists have changed of impact or no impact of monetary policy to effective monetary policy channels. Since, The housing sector has a large share in the household consumption basket, gross domestic product and wealth of the private sector, Then this sector play very decisive role in transfer transfer of monetary policy effects on production. There...

Bank Lending and Monetary Policy: A Comment

The role of uncertainty in the transmission of monetary policy effects on bank lending

In this paper we re-examine commercial banks’ lending behavior taking into account changes in the stance of monetary policy in conjunction with changes in financial sector uncertainty. Using a very large data set covering all banks in the US between 1986–2000, we show that financial uncertainty has an important and significant role in the monetary policy transmission mechanism that varies acros...

Is There a Bank Lending Channel of Monetary Policy in Latvia? Evidence from Bank Level Data

2 Introduction 3 1. The Bank Lending Channel 4 1.1 Interest Rate and Credit Channels: a Brief Overview of Theoretical Concepts 4 1.2 Determinants of the Bank Lending Channel 6 2. A Short Description of Latvia's Banking Sector 7 2.1 Importance of the Banking Sector for Latvia's Financial System 7 2.2 Structure of Latvia's Banking Sector 8 3. Discovering Asymmetries in Bank Lending Behaviour 12 3...