The stability of a financial system depends not only on individual bank risks but also on the interconnectedness of banks with similar credit exposure patterns. If banks form clusters based on their liabilities and asset similarities, the financial system may become fragile and vulnerable to...

This paper provides an overview of the various financial resources that existed in medieval Tirol to meet financial needs, using notary registers and court records from the 14 th century as sources. These provide ample evidence of an active capital and land market in rural areas, which offered...

This article examines investment opportunities in northern Italian states in the 17th and 18th centuries, with a focus on the private credit market. The research is based on loan contracts drawn up by notaries and on fiscal and administrative documents. Thanks to the service provided by...

This paper analyses the impact of credit expansions arising from increases in collateral values or lower interest rate policies on long-run productivity and economic growth in a two-sector endogenous growth economy with credit frictions, with the driver of growth lying in one sector...

We develop a model framework that can be used to derive the forward-looking credit loss distributions for banks' credit exposures, to use it for (1) assessing the adequacy of provisions at the bank-portfolio level; (2) macro stress testing; and (3) informing the sufficiency of capital...

The study examined the moderating effect of firm size on the relationship between credit management practices and the financial sustainability of DT-SACCOs in Kenya. The study was grounded in information asymmetry theory, utilising a positivist paradigm and an exploratory research design. The...