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Overview. Chart 1 Tail risk (a) (a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal. (b) Probability density.

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Page 1: Overview. Chart 1 Tail risk (a) (a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal. (b) Probability density.

Overview

Page 2: Overview. Chart 1 Tail risk (a) (a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal. (b) Probability density.

Chart 1 Tail risk(a)

(a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal.(b) Probability density.

Page 3: Overview. Chart 1 Tail risk (a) (a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal. (b) Probability density.

Chart 2 Speculative-grade corporate bond default rate forecasts

Source: Moody’s Investors Service.

Page 4: Overview. Chart 1 Tail risk (a) (a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal. (b) Probability density.

Chart 3 Global quarterly syndicated loan issuance

Sources: Dealogic and Bank calculations

Page 5: Overview. Chart 1 Tail risk (a) (a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal. (b) Probability density.

Chart 4 Arrears of 60+ days on US second-lien sub-prime home equity loans(a)

Source: JPMorgan Chase & Co.

(a) Year refers to year of securitisation.

Page 6: Overview. Chart 1 Tail risk (a) (a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal. (b) Probability density.

Chart 5 Equity prices

Sources: Bloomberg, MSCI and Bank calculations.(a) July 2006 Report

Page 7: Overview. Chart 1 Tail risk (a) (a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal. (b) Probability density.

Chart 6 EME sovereign US$ bond spreads and credit ratings(a)

Sources: Bloomberg, JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Standard & Poor’s.

(a) Lines represent logarithmic best-fit lines. Ratings are plotted linearly. Outliers with ratings below CCC in June 2004 (Argentina and Dominican Republic) are not shown.

(b) Trough of US interest rate cycle.

Page 8: Overview. Chart 1 Tail risk (a) (a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal. (b) Probability density.

Chart 7 Decomposition of borrowing costs for UKhigh-yield corporates(a)

Sources: Bloomberg, Merrill Lynch, Thomson Datastream and Bank calculations.

(a) The decomposition assumes a debt maturity of 20 years. For details, see Churm, R and Panigirtzoglou, N (2005), ‘Decomposing credit spreads’, Bank of England Working Paper no. 253.

Page 9: Overview. Chart 1 Tail risk (a) (a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal. (b) Probability density.

Chart 8 UK PNFCs’(a) capital gearing(b)

Sources: ONS and Bank calculations.

(a) Private non-financial corporations.(b) Gearing is calculated as the ratio of debt, net of liquid assets, to the market value or replacement cost of capital.

Page 10: Overview. Chart 1 Tail risk (a) (a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal. (b) Probability density.

Chart 9 US implied forward corporate credit spreads(a)

Sources: Merrill Lynch and Bank calculations.

• One-year forward spread over swaps for BBB US corporate bonds.

Page 11: Overview. Chart 1 Tail risk (a) (a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal. (b) Probability density.

Chart 10 LCFIs’ total assets

Sources: Bloomberg, SEC filings, published accounts and Bank calculations.

(a) Other includes (among other items) receivables, investments, goodwill and property.

Page 12: Overview. Chart 1 Tail risk (a) (a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal. (b) Probability density.

Table A Change in assessment since the July 2006 Report

Source: Bank calculations.

(a) Assessed change in the probability of a vulnerability being triggered over the next three years. (b) Assessed change in the expected impact on the UK financial system if a vulnerability is triggered

Page 13: Overview. Chart 1 Tail risk (a) (a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal. (b) Probability density.

Chart 11 Major UK banks’ and LCFIs’ credit default swap premia(a)

Sources: Bloomberg, Markit Group Limited, published accounts and Bank calculations.

(a) Asset-weighted average five-year premia.(b) July 2006 Report

Page 14: Overview. Chart 1 Tail risk (a) (a) In this simple schematic diagram, the distribution of possible events is assumed to be normal. (b) Probability density.

Chart 12 Major UK banks’ pre-tax return on equity(a)(b)

Sources: Published accounts and Bank calculations

(a) Data for major UK banks, excluding building societies.

(b) Pre-tax return on equity calculated as pre-tax profit as a proportion of shareholders’ funds and minority interests