Are the current researched early warning indicators significant in identifying banking crises?

Berdiyorov Bekzod Shoymardonovich,, Masharipov Sarvar Matkarimovich and Berdiyorov Jahongir Shaymardon O‘g‘li

GREEN ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT, 2024, vol. 2

Abstract: This paper continues the discussion set forth in the paper “Initial research: Are the current researched earlywarning indicators significant in identifying banking crises?” by Berdiyorov (2024) with expanding on the paper: ‘EarlyWarning Indicators of Banking Crises: Expanding the Family’ by Aldasoro, Borio and Drehmann (2018). Using a pooledlogistic model with large a data set from 1980 to 2019 containing multiple countries and crises and estimating the optimalthresholds for each indicator to produce accurate true signals of banking crises. I establish that the current EWIs, mainlythe credit-to-GDP gap, are still highly significant and reliable indicators of banking crises, producing highly significantinformative signals according to the AUROCs and signal-to-noise ratios. In addition, the additional indicators introducedin this paper are found to also be effective statistically significant indicators of vulnerabilities within the banking industry.For example, the loans-to-deposit has high AUCs across all time horizons and the highest signal-to-noise ratios amongstall the indicators.

Keywords: Early Warning Indicators (EWIs); Banking Crises; pooled logistic model; AUROCs. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14295179

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