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Book
The Palgrave Handbook of Unconventional Risk Transfer

Solodkov V. M., Tsyganova Y.

Palgrave Macmillan, 2017.

Article
Cross-border mergers and acquisitions by emerging country banks: What do acquisition premiums tell us?

Yildirim C., Tensaout M., Belousova V.

Research in International Business and Finance. 2023. Vol. 66.

Book chapter
Post-industrial, Post-pandemic? The Service Economy in the Wake of COVID-19

Belousova V., Chichkanov N., Krayushkina Z. et al.

In bk.: COVID-19 and Society. Socio-Economic Perspectives on the Impact, Implications, and Challenges. Cham: Springer, 2022. Ch. 6. P. 95-128.

Working paper
Bank Market Power and Monetary Policy Transmission: Evidence from Loan-Level Data

Popova S., Ivanova N. S., Styrin K.

Bank of Russia Working Paper Series. Серия докладов об экономических исследованиях. Банк России, 2024

Research & Expertise – News

Experts predict problems in the economy after the integration of Russia and Belarus

Experts predict problems in the economy after the integration of Russia and Belarus
According to the Belarusian ambassador in Moscow, the integration is planned to be completed by January 1, 2022. The process includes the creation of common energy and transport markets, the unification of tax and customs legislation, as well as the transition to a unified industrial and agricultural policy.Also, the Belarusian Foreign Ministry recalled its representative to the EU and suspended participation in the Eastern Partnership initiative.Vasily Solodkov, director of the HSE Banking Institute, believes that the Russian economy will primarily suffer from such actions.The expert also believes that the process will not happen within the announced deadlines, recalling that talks about the integration of the monetary system between the countries have been conducted for almost 30 years.

A Pandemic of Negative Interest Rates: Banks and Their Clients Will Have to Adapt to a New Normal

A Pandemic of Negative Interest Rates: Banks and Their Clients Will Have to Adapt to a New Normal
The coronavirus pandemic and lockdown have made life difficult for credit institutions and their clients. Citizens’ incomes have decreased, which can lead to an increase in bad debts, and a decrease in the key rate to support the economy makes deposits less and less attractive and deprives banks of an important resource. Banks are compelled to search for new ways to earn money, which carries additional risks, says HSE Banking Institute Director Vasily Solodkov.