| Hirsch (1989) |
Euromoney International Bond Annual 1985 and International Capital Markets Annual 1986 (league tables of lead-managers) |
1982-1985 |
Shows that German and Swiss banks led South African international bond issues before the crisis. |
| Hirsch (1989) |
Euromoney articles and supplements (Dec 1985, Dec 1986, Mar 1987, Dec 1987, Apr 1988, Special Supplement 'South African Banking') |
1985-1988 |
Source for Nedbank's interbank borrowing, Reserve Bank oversight failures, bank executives' and Stals's remarks, trade credit secrecy, and rolled-over debt estimates. |
| Kahn (1987a) |
Grant, C. (1985) 'The Banks Abandon South Africa', Euromoney (December) |
December 1985 |
Source of quoted statements by bankers and de Kock on the Reserve Bank's lack of information on corporate foreign debt and the failure of controls. |
| Kahn (1987b) |
Grant, C. (1985), 'The Banks Abandon South Africa', Euromoney, December |
1985 |
Supplies quotes from a bank director and Gerhard de Kock on the Reserve Bank's lack of information on corporate foreign debt and the failure of direct controls. |
| Padayachee (1988) |
Euromoney (survey of sovereign credit ratings Sept 1982; June 1984 special survey; December 1985; Bank Report Oct 1985) |
1982-1985 |
Used for credit rating rankings, Reserve Bank forward cover policy, inadequate reporting, bank exposures, and ESCOM and SAB loans. |
| Rodman (1994) |
Euromoney, Charles Grant, "The Banks Abandon South Africa" (Dec 1985) |
1985 |
Source for Chase Manhattan's July 1985 decision, the chain reaction among banks, the reserve drain and the 1 Sept moratorium. |