2003
DOI: 10.3406/estat.2003.7316
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Le financement des agents non financiers en Europe : le rôle des intermédiaires financiers demeure prépondérant

Abstract: [fre] Le financement des agents non financiers en Europe: le rôle des intermédiaires financiers demeure prépondérant . . Le degré d’intermédiation des financements de treize pays européens entre 1994 et 2001 est évalué à partir des comptes financiers nationaux (base Eurostat). Deux approches sont distinguées. L’approche par la demande adopte le point de vue des agents à besoin de financement qui sollicitent un crédit auprès d’un intermédiaire bancaire ou émettent des titres sur le marché. L’approche par l’offr… Show more

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“…To cancel out the valuation effects of the financing, cumulated flows are calculated for all operations based on initial outstandings. This amounts to a calculation "in volume terms" such as the one used in Capelle-Blancard and Couppey-Soubeyran (2003). Our article however differs from this in several respects, which explains why the calculations are not entirely consistent.…”
Section: Financial Intermediation Maintains Its Dominant Positionmentioning
confidence: 82%
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“…To cancel out the valuation effects of the financing, cumulated flows are calculated for all operations based on initial outstandings. This amounts to a calculation "in volume terms" such as the one used in Capelle-Blancard and Couppey-Soubeyran (2003). Our article however differs from this in several respects, which explains why the calculations are not entirely consistent.…”
Section: Financial Intermediation Maintains Its Dominant Positionmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…The other main difference is that the "Rest of the world" is not considered here as an NFA but as a sector distinct both from NFAs and resident FIs. Capelle-Blancard and Couppey-Soubeyran (2003) indeed underlined the two shortcomings of this assumption: "d'une part, parmi les concours apportés par les intermédiaires financiers résidents aux non-résidents, certains le sont à d'autres intermédiaires financiers (non résidents). D'autre part, cela suppose que tous les concours dont ont bénéficié les résidents proviennent d'intermédiaires financiers résidents alors qu'une partie d'entre eux provient d'intermédiaires financiers non residents" (on the one hand, among the financing granted by resident FIs to non-residents, some is 5 NFAs: non-financial corporations (NFCs), households including non-profit institutions serving households and general government (GG).…”
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“…The explanation is that a measurement made from market value does not allow one to distinguish between the increase in the supply of stock in the market financings (stock effect) and the valorization effects (price effect). Therefore, by mechanically decreasing the relative share of the intermediate financings, stock exchange valorization masks the true evolution of the latter (a relative stability in the case of Europe, see Capelle-Blancard and Couppey-Soubeyran 2003).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The choice of a stock price index (seeRousseau and Wachtel (2000)) poses problems of representativeness and does not allow one to take account of the valuation of non-listed shares. It is then preferable to determine a price index computed with flow and stocks data (seeCapelle-Blancard and Couppey- Soubeyran, 2003).…”
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