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- Swedish_banking_rescue abstract "The Swedish banking rescue followed a housing bubble in Sweden that deflated during 1991 and 1992, and resulted in a severe credit crunch and widespread bank insolvency. The causes were similar to those of the subprime mortgage crisis of 2007–2008. In response, the government took the following actions:The government announced the state would guarantee all bank deposits and creditors of the nation’s 114 banks.Sweden's government assumed bad bank debts, but banks had to write down losses and issue an ownership interest (common stock) to the government. Shareholders at the remaining large banks were diluted by private recapitalizations (meaning that they sold equity to new investors). Bondholders at all banks were protected.Nordbanken and Götabanken were granted financial support and nationalized at a cost of 64 billion kronor. The firms' bad debts were transferred to the asset-management companies Securum and Retriva which sold off the assets, mainly real estate, that the banks held as collateral for these debts.When distressed assets were later sold, the proceeds flowed to the state, and the government was able to recoup more money later by selling its shares in the nationalized banks in public offerings.Sweden formed the Bank Support Authority to supervise institutions that needed recapitalization.This bailout initially cost about 4% of Sweden's GDP, later lowered to between 0–2% of GDP depending on various assumptions due to the value of stock later sold when the nationalized banks were privatized.In September 2008, economists Brad DeLong and Paul Krugman have proposed the Swedish experiment as a model for what should be done to solve the economic crisis currently affecting the United States. Swedish leaders who played a role in devising the Swedish solution and have spoken about the implications for other countries include Urban Bäckström and Bo Lundgren.".
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- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLink Bad_bank.
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLink Bo_Lundgren.
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLink Category:1991_in_Sweden.
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- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLink J._Bradford_DeLong.
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLink Nordea.
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLink Paul_Krugman.
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLink Securum.
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLink Subprime_mortgage_crisis.
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- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLinkText "Swedish banking crisis in 1990-1994".
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLinkText "Swedish banking crisis".
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLinkText "Swedish banking rescue".
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLinkText "The Swedish banking crisis of 1992".
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLinkText "bank bailouts".
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLinkText "early 1990s financial crisis".
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLinkText "early 1990s".
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLinkText "economc recession".
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLinkText "economic recession".
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLinkText "financial crisis in Sweden 1990–1994".
- Swedish_banking_rescue wikiPageWikiLinkText "rescued by the government".
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- Swedish_banking_rescue subject Category:1991_in_Sweden.
- Swedish_banking_rescue subject Category:1991_in_economics.
- Swedish_banking_rescue subject Category:1992_in_Sweden.
- Swedish_banking_rescue subject Category:1992_in_economics.
- Swedish_banking_rescue subject Category:Bad_banks.
- Swedish_banking_rescue subject Category:Economic_disasters_in_Europe.
- Swedish_banking_rescue subject Category:Economic_history_of_Sweden.
- Swedish_banking_rescue subject Category:Financial_crises.
- Swedish_banking_rescue type Crisis.
- Swedish_banking_rescue comment "The Swedish banking rescue followed a housing bubble in Sweden that deflated during 1991 and 1992, and resulted in a severe credit crunch and widespread bank insolvency. The causes were similar to those of the subprime mortgage crisis of 2007–2008.".
- Swedish_banking_rescue label "Swedish banking rescue".
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- Swedish_banking_rescue sameAs Schwedische_Bankenkrise_von_1990_bis_1992.
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- Swedish_banking_rescue sameAs Finanskrisen_i_Sverige_1990–1994.
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