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Banking Systemic Risk, Foreign Funding, Exchange Rate Exposure and Carry Trade: is there a relation?

Bruno Freitas Boynard de Vasconcelos

and Benjamin Miranda Tabak

October, 2014

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ISSN 1518-3548 CGC 00.038.166/0001-05

Working Paper Series Brasília n. 365 October 2014 p. 1-36

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Banking Systemic Risk, Foreign Funding, Exchange Rate

Exposure and Carry Trade: is there a relation?*

Bruno Freitas Boynard de Vasconcelos**

Benjamin Miranda Tabak***

Abstract

The Working Papers should not be reported as representing the views of the Banco Central

do Brasil. The views expressed in the papers are those of the author(s) and do not

necessarily reflect those of the Banco Central do Brasil or the Federal Senate.

We study what is the systemic impact of banks' foreign funding and what

are the determinants of this flow of international money. With that, we

intend to establish a relation between banks' foreign funding, carry trade,

exchange rate exposure and banking system risk which is novel in the

literature. We used an unique data for Brazilian banks exchange rate

transactions combined with other micro and macro data. Our results indicate

that banks improve its credit portfolio, free from regulatory investment, in

periods when banks get foreign funding. Those results and future analysis

and extensions of this work may better quantify this effect and serve as a

basis for policy makers in terms of analysis of macroprudential policies.

Keywords:

JEL Classification:

* The authors wish to thanks anonymous reviewers for their suggestions, which have helped improve the

paper. Benjamin M. Tabak gratefully acknowledges financial support from CNPQ Foundation. **

Banco Central do Brasil. ***

Senado Federal Universidade Católica de Brasília.

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