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1. Hence the credit crunch
2. This is mainly because of the credit crunch
3. Consider the 2007-2008 credit crunch; firms that had excellent
4. A chain reaction occurred that became “the credit crunch” of 2007-2008 with
5. suffered in the “credit crunch” of 2007: these banks had low betas because they generally
6. It was a rally that made lots of people rich and didn’t end until the credit crunch snuffed it out
7. How many companies could have imploded in the credit crunch had the senior management not been there to fight a rear-guard action on the brink of a corporate abyss?
8. A quick recap of the credit crunch throws up any number of candidates
9. Granted, a few non-mining companies pulled this trick in the depth of the credit crunch; 3i and Inchcape come to mind
10. The company structure is rather opaque and the management wiped out the shareholders in the midst of the credit crunch with a giant rights issue
11. A real default would have been as least as traumatic as the credit crunch but it’s not going to happen
12. A credit crunch in China combines with their year end tradition of settling bills around the last day of the year
13. 5 The credit crunch triggered by subprime mortgage losses that began in July 2007 is a recent and dramatic example
14. There are concerns that the credit crunch has caused many commodity producers to either shut down completely or to lower their output
15. Within the financial crisis was a credit crunch that saw banks halt lending and sit on the cash
16. 6 displays spread histories dating back to 1926 to show that Great Depression era spreads have still not been matched or exceeded even during the stagflationary recessions between 1973 and 1982 or during the 2008 Credit Crunch
17. The downtrend in yields and unexpectedly efficient refinancings, some increase in volatilities, and a sharp widening of swap spreads and MBS spreads during the Credit Crunch have all contributed
18. Even if we study performance histories ending before the 2007–2008 Credit Crunch, however, long-run excess returns to credit carry are modest
19. (2) The correlation of liquidity conditions with bad times became especially noticeable during the 2007–2008 Credit Crunch and liquidity drought, resulting in sharply wider liquidity premia
20. More mundane issues—the stretched finances of consumers and the public sector after the Credit Crunch, greater regulation and state involvement, and upcoming demographic trends—also point to slower trend growth than that seen in the 20th century
21. Coval–Jurek–Stafford (2009) highlighted these issues in Harvard working papers before the Credit Crunch, but many investors learned the lesson too late
22. This change was to show itself as the very beginnings of the credit crunch
23. Brazil’s sugar industry is likely to become even more dominant in the years to come, as many of its big companies were forced to merge following the global credit crunch of 2008-2009