Julian Prescott Prescott Ghost Collateral: The Fragile Architecture of Global Banking

Ghost Collateral: The Fragile Architecture of Global Banking

von Julian Prescott

Pledges, Derivatives, and the Hidden Systemic Risk in Modern Financial Markets

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Beschreibung

The exact same high-quality collateral is routinely pledged multiple times across the globe.
The modern banking system operates on an illusion of immense stability, anchored by the comforting assumption that every loan, trade, and complex derivative is firmly backed by hard, tangible assets. The terrifying reality is entirely different. Behind the closed doors of international clearinghouses, the exact same high-quality collateral is routinely pledged multiple times to various counterparties across the globe. Ghost Collateral deconstructs the highly obscure, off-balance-sheet world of rehypothecation. By legally allowing banks to reuse client assets to secure their own aggressive trading positions, the global financial system has engineered a massive, invisible web of interconnected leverage. When a single major institution defaults, it instantly triggers a catastrophic chain reaction, forcing desperate liquidations as multiple entities suddenly realize their underlying collateral was merely a phantom mathematical entry. Dismantle the dangerous myth of absolute financial liquidity. Understand the highly opaque mechanics of the repurchase agreement (repo) markets, and learn how to recognize the silent, structural tremors of a shadow liquidity crisis before it permanently collapses the fragile architecture of global fiat wealth.

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Julian Prescott
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ghost collateral rehypothecation finance systemic risk shadow banking system macroeconomic fragility global banking architecture financial leverage

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ISBN: 9783565417100
Verlag: epubli
Erscheinung: 18.04.2026

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