The relative contributions of equity and subordinated debt signals as predictors of bank distress during the financial crisis
Year of publication: |
February 2015
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Authors: | Miller, Scott ; Olson, Eric ; Yeager, Timothy J. |
Published in: |
Journal of financial stability. - Amsterdam [u.a.] : Elsevier, ISSN 1572-3089, ZDB-ID 2222049-5. - Vol. 16.2015, p. 118-137
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Subject: | Bank supervision | Financial crisis | Market signals | Expected default frequency | Subordinated debt | Texas ratio | Finanzkrise | Bankenaufsicht | Banking supervision | Insolvenz | Insolvency | Signalling | Bankrisiko | Bank risk | Bankenkrise | Banking crisis | Fremdkapital | Debt financing | Kreditrisiko | Credit risk |
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