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2014 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
Banking Supervision Approaches during Credit Booms
Erschienen in: Regulating Banks in Central and Eastern Europe
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During the period 2000–2007, Central and Eastern Europe was among the fastest growing regions in Europe (Lamine 2008; Bohle 2013; Myant et al 2013). The economic boom was most visible in the states that were well on track to join the EU such as Estonia, Hungary, and Slovenia. As their banking systems channeled foreign capital into the economy, more resources became available for consumer and business loans. Driven by high demand for new housing and office space, prices in the real-estate sector grew exponentially. Chapter 4 examines the variation in regulatory approaches adopted by banking sector supervisors in the four cases during this period of rapid credit growth. Drawing on an explaining-outcome process tracing approach (Beach and Pedersen 2013), I probe which of the four independent variables presented in Chapters 2 and 3 account for the observed regulatory approach in each case.