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Financial economics and macro-finance for private credit

Financial economics explains why private credit has grown, how lenders and borrowers respond to incentives and how risk is priced without public markets. On this platform it frames bank-nonbank substitution, sponsor behaviour, valuation incentives and liquidity mismatch.

01تۆمارکردن

Financial economics and macro-finance for private credit on the record.

Method recordSTEM method
  1. ڕێگائابووریی دارایی و دارایی گەورە
  2. Applied inPrivate Credit
  3. داتا3 inputs
  4. Canonical pageSTEM Commons
02بەکارهێنان

What financial economics and macro-finance does here.

Financial economics and macro-finance study how asset prices, credit and financial institutions interact with the real economy. They explain how shocks are amplified or absorbed through balance sheets and markets. In capital markets and investment and financial stability, financial economics traces how physical, health or cyber shocks transmit to credit, sovereign debt and markets. It informs macroprudential policy and the pricing of risk. The canonical description is on the STEM Commons.

Bank to nonbank substitution

Studies of how bank capital rules and risk appetite shift lending to private credit funds are reviewed, with identification methods stated.

Sponsor and lender incentives

The roles of sponsor equity support, lender control rights and fee structures are analysed for their effect on outcomes in distress.

Liquidity mismatch

First-mover incentives in semi-liquid vehicles are analysed, with how gates and pricing tools change investor behaviour in stress.

03Exposure, loss and capital

What it means for exposure, loss and capital.

The exposure, loss, scenario and capital views a risk officer, supervisor or ministry of finance would ask for, with the frameworks they report against. Structures follow supervisory and actuarial practice. Values are illustrative: never prices, ratings or advice.

Capital, solvency and fiscal indicators

The indicators a risk officer, supervisor or ministry of finance reads first on financial economics and macro-finance for private credit.

IndicatorUnitWho reads itFramework
CET1 ratio% of risk-weighted assetsBanks, supervisorsBasel framework
Liquidity coverage ratio% of stressed outflowsBanks, central banksBasel framework
Solvency ratio% of solvency capital requirementInsurers, supervisorsIAIS Insurance Core Principles
Combined ratio% of earned premiumInsurersActuarial practice
Protection gapuninsured share of economic lossInsurers, ministries of financePublished loss statistics
Public debt% of GDPMinistries of finance, IMFDebt Sustainability Framework
Gross financing needs% of GDP per yearMinistries of finance, investorsDebt Sustainability Framework
Source: the frameworks named in each row. Indicator names, units and frameworks only; values belong to each institution’s own reporting and are never shown here.
NGFS climate scenarios · Network for Greening the Financial SystemIFRS S2 Climate-related Disclosures · ISSBTCFD recommendations · Financial Stability Board TCFDPrinciples for the effective management of climate-related financial risks · Basel Committee on Banking Supervision
04داتا

What the method consumes.

Datasets and records used by financial economics and macro-finance on this platform, with the role each plays and the label its values carry. Sources are listed in the source register.

داتاڕۆڵناونیشان
Fund and BDC filingsPortfolio and termsئامارە بڵاوکراوەکان
Bank regulatory dataCredit supplyئامارە بڵاوکراوەکان
Deal databasesMarket termsREPORTED
05پرۆسە

چۆن پرۆسەکە کار دەکات.

Process explorer · Process

Financial economics and macro-finance for private credit: PRISMA 2020 review reporting

10 steps4 قۆناغ

پرۆسە

Financial economics and macro-finance for private credit: PRISMA 2020 review reporting

PRISMA 2020 is a reporting guideline for systematic reviews; the steps follow its checklist, not a mandated sequence, and no Nexus document adopts it.

  1. 01 Plan

    1. 01Registration and protocolRecord · The review teamThe guideline asks for registration details, access to the protocol and any amendments.
    2. 02Eligibility criteriaRecord · The review teamThe guideline asks for the inclusion and exclusion criteria and how studies were grouped.
  2. 02 Find and select

    1. 03Search: sources and strategiesStep · The review teamThe guideline asks for the information sources and the full search strategies. It does not fix which sources are used.
    2. 04Selection of studiesStep · The review teamThe guideline asks how studies were judged eligible, including how many reviewers screened. It does not fix the number of reviewers.
    3. 05Flow diagramتۆمارThe flow diagram shows the number of records found, the number of studies included and the reasons for exclusion.
  3. 03 Analyse

    1. 06Data collectionStep · The review teamThe guideline asks how data were collected from reports and which data items were sought.
    2. 07Risk of biasStep · The review teamThe guideline asks for the methods and tools used to assess risk of bias.
    3. 08SynthesisModel · The review teamThe guideline asks for the effect measures and the synthesis methods. It does not prescribe meta-analysis.
    4. 09دڵنیاییی بەڵگەStep · The review teamThe guideline asks for the methods used to assess certainty, and reports the result per outcome. It does not name a grading scale.
  4. 04 Report

    1. 10Review reportتۆمارThe guideline helps authors report why the review was done, what they did and what they found.

ReportsOutline of an externally published reporting guideline, not a Nexus process and not a record of operation. PRISMA 2020 mainly covers reviews of intervention effects. No Nexus page names it. Every programme is at service level R0.

06پشتڕاستکردنەوە

How results are checked.

Models are back-tested against historical market episodes and crises. Results are compared with supervisory data and alternative specifications.

بپشکنەHow it is done
IdentificationCausal claims state how confounders are handled
Sample coverageThe share of the market in the data is stated
Institutional detailAnalysis reflects actual fund and loan terms

Relationships estimated in calm periods may break down in stress. Hidden leverage and interconnections are often unobserved.

08Stewardship

Who maintains the method.

جێگیریی دارایی stewards financial economics and macro-finance for the Consortium and reviews how it is applied across platforms.

09پەیوەست

ئەو شوێنانەی ئەم لاپەڕەیە لە ناو کۆنسۆرتیۆم بۆیان دەبات.

10پرسیارەکان

پرسیار و وەڵام.

What are the limits of financial economics and macro-finance in this field?
Relationships estimated in calm periods may break down in stress. Hidden leverage and interconnections are often unobserved.
How are results checked?
Models are back-tested against historical market episodes and crises. Results are compared with supervisory data and alternative specifications.
Are the values on this page real?
The data names, roles and checks are real descriptions of practice. The canvas shows a design of the method’s use, not a run; no result is reported here.
Where else is this method applied?
ئەو canonical method page lists every platform that applies it.
Reportsبەشداربە

لەم لاپەڕەیەوە بەڵگە پێشکەش بکە.

Reports is the Consortium’s quarterly publication. What you know about this subject can become evidence, a case or a correction in the next edition, credited to you and published under CC BY 4.0 where it is your own work.

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