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Quantitative Easing and bank risk-taking behavior.

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Federal Reserve

Area of Science:

  • Monetary policy
  • Banking and financial markets

Background:

  • The Federal Reserve's Large-scale Asset Purchase (LSAP) programs inject liquidity into the banking system.
  • Understanding the impact of these programs on bank lending and risk-taking is crucial for financial stability.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the effect of reserve creation from LSAPs on bank lending and risk-taking behavior.
  • To test the existence of a risk-taking channel through which banks increase riskier loans following LSAP policies.

Main Methods:

  • Difference-in-differences analysis was employed to assess the impact of LSAPs.
  • Bank portfolio composition, specifically mortgage-backed securities holdings, was used to measure heterogeneity in exposure to LSAP programs.

Main Results:

Keywords:
Bank lendingCentral bankMonetary policyPortfolio substitution effectQuantitative EasingReserve balanceRisk-taking channel

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