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LIQUIDITY RISK MANAGEMENT AND CREDIT SUPPLY: THE FINANCIAL CRISIS IN EUROPE


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Ownership Structure, Corporate Governance and Firm Value: Evidence from the East Asian Financial Crisis  (paper presentation) 






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      • TED spread: Indicating Credit Risk?
      • Stress Tests : Useful or Misleading?
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