Ето какво са написали от Office of Financial Reserach в техния последен Financial Stability Report за рисковете за spill-over на риска от възникващите пазари върху САЩ:
Severe emerging market private-sector financial distress could morph into broader emerging market financial crises, in turn affecting the U.S. financial system through trade effects, direct financial linkages, effects on investor confi- dence, or opaque and indirect linkages. Focusing on direct financial linkages, including U.S. investments in emerging markets and U.S. bank claims, total U.S. financial expo- sure is estimated at $2 trillion to $3 trillion, roughly half
of which are debt claims. Of that, we estimate that roughly $500 billion to $700 billion are debt claims on the emerging market private sector (see Figure 2-34). Among U.S. sectors, U.S. mutual funds and banks appear to be the largest inves- tors in emerging markets: U.S. banks’ direct exposures are reported at $980 billion; mutual fund exposure is believed to be similar in magnitude. These direct financial exposures are sizeable enough to subject U.S. investors and institutions to material market and credit losses in the event of a broad and severe emerging market crisis, though the ultimate impact on financial stability would depend on confidence effects, indirect exposures, and any opaque linkages, all of which are difficult to estimate in advance.
https://financialresearch.gov/financ...12-15-2015.pdf
Severe emerging market private-sector financial distress could morph into broader emerging market financial crises, in turn affecting the U.S. financial system through trade effects, direct financial linkages, effects on investor confi- dence, or opaque and indirect linkages. Focusing on direct financial linkages, including U.S. investments in emerging markets and U.S. bank claims, total U.S. financial expo- sure is estimated at $2 trillion to $3 trillion, roughly half
of which are debt claims. Of that, we estimate that roughly $500 billion to $700 billion are debt claims on the emerging market private sector (see Figure 2-34). Among U.S. sectors, U.S. mutual funds and banks appear to be the largest inves- tors in emerging markets: U.S. banks’ direct exposures are reported at $980 billion; mutual fund exposure is believed to be similar in magnitude. These direct financial exposures are sizeable enough to subject U.S. investors and institutions to material market and credit losses in the event of a broad and severe emerging market crisis, though the ultimate impact on financial stability would depend on confidence effects, indirect exposures, and any opaque linkages, all of which are difficult to estimate in advance.
https://financialresearch.gov/financ...12-15-2015.pdf
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