Publication details

Effect of zero lower bound on large firms financing in the Czech Republic

Authors

LINNERTOVÁ Dagmar KAJUROVÁ Veronika

Year of publication 2017
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference 14th International Scientific Conference on European Financial Systems 2017
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Economics and Administration

Citation
Web https://is.muni.cz/do/econ/sborniky/70896034/Proceedungs_EFS2017-Draft.pdf
Field Economy
Keywords monetary policy; interest rate; transmission mechanism; balance sheet channel
Description The effect of monetary policy might be analyzed using several channels. One of these channels is known as the balance sheet channel and shows how monetary policy affects the credit portfolio of financial intermediaries as well as other economic agents. For instance, a contractionary monetary policy would affect banks' ability to grant loans, leading to credit rationing. This has implications for credit availability to borrowers, especially small-scale borrowers with less sophistication and collateral to back-up their loan demand. Most of the current studies aiming to analyze the balance sheet channel during the monetary tighten period. The purpose of our study is to investigate the changes in financial structure of Czech blue chips traded in the PSE during the period of zero lower bound. Firm-level financial data for Czech firms are gathered from Bloomberg terminal and Amadeus database and panel regression is employed to determinant how financing indicators react to monetary policy changes.
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