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bank as leader operating according to the rule by Orphanides and Wieland (2013) implies smaller potential costs due to …
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impact of bank competition on corporate socially responsible (CSR) activities. We find strong and robust evidence that bank …
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Islamic banks offer distinct financial services and as such have grown significantly in Bahrain, Bangladesh, Jordan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Qatar, Turkey and U.A.E over the past two decades. They are unique in the sense that they are accountable to fulfil a social and ethical role inherent in their...
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central bank rates in the United States and the euro area. Furthermore, the paper includes a large-scale comparison of the … effects in investment financing, credit and house price booms and a role for bank capital. A final exercise illustrates how …
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central bank rates in the United States and the euro area. Furthermore, the paper includes a large-scale comparison of the … effects in investment financing, credit and house price booms and a role for bank capital. A final exercise illustrates how …
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We extend the work of Bernanke and Kuttner (2005) by examining the impact of monetary shocks and policy tools on aggregate stock and bond returns as well as the stock returns of financial institutions during the recent period of Quantitative Easing (QE) in the U.S. Specially, we test for the...
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is modified to include regulator, non-regulatory/bank-specific factors and macroeconomic factors. The results reveal that … credibility of the bank will reduce derivatives activities. While derivatives are more likely to be an innovation, they are also …
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systematic risk and standard deviation of a bank’s equity return, we apply Ronn-Verma option pricing model to assess whether … derivatives and bank risks. In order to capture the differences in marginal propensity to risk (MPR) across banks, we divide our … bank holding company (BHC) sample into three groups: big, medium, and small. The conclusions are as follows. First, among …
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systematic risk and standard deviation of a bank's equity return, we apply Ronn-Verma option pricing model to assess whether … derivatives and bank risks. In order to capture the differences in marginal propensity to risk (MPR) across banks, we divide our … bank holding company (BHC) sample into three groups: big, medium, and small. The conclusions are as follows. First, among …
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