Indonesia : Anatomy of a Banking Crisis /

This study looks at the first two years of the banking crisis that erupted in Indonesia in late 1997. It finds that the banking sector was weak at the outset, and that governance problems intensified the crisis and seriously delayed its resolution. Although a strategy was put in place over the initi...

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Main Author:	Kovanen, Arto
Other Authors:	Baldwin, Barbara E, Enoch, Charles, Frécaut, Olivier
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 2001
Series:	IMF Working Papers ; Working Paper No. 01/52 IMF eLibrary
Subjects:	Accounting procedure Accounting standards Acquisitions Acute crisis Asian crisis Asian financial crisis Asset management companies Asset management Bank accounts Bank assistance Bank audits Bank branches Bank capital Bank claims Bank classification Bank closure Bank closures Bank credit ceilings Bank credit Bank creditors Bank crisis Bank debt Bank deposit Bank depositors Bank deposits Bank financing Bank funding Bank group Bank holdings Bank indonesia Bank insolvency Bank intermediation Bank interventions Bank law Bank liabilities Bank licenses Bank liquidity Bank loan Bank loans Bank management Bank managements Bank managers Bank owner Bank owners Bank ownership Bank profitability Bank program Bank rating Bank recapitalization Bank records Bank restructuring agencies Bank restructuring Bank runs Bank supervision Bank valuations Banker Bankers acceptances Bankers Banking community Banking crises Banking crisis Banking distress Banking experts Banking information Banking law Banking practice Banking practices Banking sector assets Banking sector developments Banking sector liquidity Banking sector problems Banking sector reforms Banking sector Banking services Banking supervision Banking supervisors Banking system assets Banking system Banking systems Banking Banks assets Banks balance sheets Banks loan Banks Capital adequacy ratio Capital adequacy Capital base Capital requirement Capital standard Central bank liquidity Central banking Clearing house Closed banks Connected lending Consolidated supervision Contagion Corporate Governance Corporate sector Credit supervision Crisis countries Currency crises Currency crisis Currency depreciation Debt restructuring Deep insolvency Denominated loans Deposit guarantee Deposit insurance Deposit protection Disintermediation Domestic liquidity Economic crisis Economic recession Evergreening Excess liquidity Financial crises Financial crisis Financial distress Financial sector crisis Financial sector development Financial sector liberalization Foreign exchange market Foreign exchange Government Policy and Regulation Holding company Insolvent banks Interbank market Interbank money market Internal control International accounting standards Joint recapitalization Limited deposit insurance Liquidation of banks Loan classification Macroeconomic stability Macroeconomic stabilization Mergers Minimum reserve requirement Mortgages Other Depository Institutions Payment agreement Political interference Pre-crisis Present value Private bank Private banking Problem bank Prudential regulation Prudential supervision Rating agencies Recapitalization Recession Reserve requirement Restructuring agencies Restructuring Runs on banks Segmentation Settlement system State bank Systemic bank crisis Systemic banking crisis Systemic crisis Tier 1 capital Asia including Middle East Indonesia

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