Systemic risk in a mean-field model of interbank lending with self-exciting shocks
- 14 March 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Taylor & Francis in IISE Transactions
- Vol. 50 (9) , 806-819
Abstract
In this article we consider a mean-field model of interacting diffusions for the monetary reserves in which the reserves are subjected to a self- and cross-exciting shock. This is motivated by the financial acceleration and fire sales observed in the market. We derive a mean-field limit using a weak convergence analysis and find an explicit measure-valued process associated with a large interbanking system. We define systemic risk indicators and derive, using the limiting process, several law of large numbers results and verify these numerically. We conclude that self-exciting shocks increase the systemic risk in the network and their presence in interbank networks should not be ignored.Keywords
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