Currently, because the underlying data in firms’ risk-management systems are incomplete or are maintained in nonstandardized proprietary formats, compiling industry-wide data on counterparty credit risk or common exposures is a challenge for both firms and supervisors. Further, institutions and investors cannot easily construct fairly basic measures of common risks across firms because they may not disclose sufficient information.
Despite these shortcomings, it may be useful to carry out a model simulation of the balanced path to show the deviation of the observed DEPI from the model simulation outcome. Furthermore, it seems to be important to observe directly the price of land, and examine the factors and sources of price movements, to draw useful information for monetary policy implementation. Land as collateral 7.