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Basel III, regulating the solvency of banks, is to be fully implemented by 2027 while Solvency III directed at insurers … the solvency of banks and insurers in the same way? The first question is motivated by an earlier finding that Basel I and … II risked inducing more rather than less risk-taking by banks, which also holds for Solvency I and II w.r.t. insurers …
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(CRE) exposures in Norway, applicable to the largest banks. CRE is the sector where banks have historically incurred the … weight floor is high enough to cover banks' CRE loan losses[1] during the downturn in 2002-03, but lower than the CRE loan … cover some of the losses. On the other hand, risk weight floors should not be set to a level that weakens banks' incentives …
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(CRE) exposures in Norway, applicable to the largest banks. CRE is the sector where banks have historically incurred the … weight floor is high enough to cover banks' CRE loan losses[1] during the downturn in 2002-03, but lower than the CRE loan … cover some of the losses. On the other hand, risk weight floors should not be set to a level that weakens banks' incentives …
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important characteristics of banks and institutions. At the micro level, banks that are politically connected are larger and … more profitable than other banks, despite being less leveraged and having less risk. At the country level, this …
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Economists seeking explanations for the global financial crisis of 1997-99 are reaching consensus that a major factor was weak financial institutions, which resulted in part from inadequate government regulations. At the same time many developing countries are struggling with an overregulated...
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In this paper, we analyse the appropriate capital adequacy ratio for banks from a socio-economic perspective. More … equity capital in banks can contribute to financial stability by reducing the risk of costly banking crises, but lending may … become more expensive if banks are required finance their assets with more equity. When assessing optimal capital adequacy …
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This paper examines the effect of Basel III implementation on the access to finance of small and medium-size enterprises in 32 emerging markets and developing economies. Analyzing rich, repeated cross-sectional data and a panel of matched firm-bank data in a difference-in-differences setting...
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The European Central Bank, as a supervisory authority, set additional to the European level one capital requirements known as Pillar 2 for 118 significant credit institutions. Disclosure of Pillar 2 requirements is not compulsory, although many credit institutions choose to inform about them. We...
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"double state-dependence". The first state-dependence relates to the characteristics of banks. Specifically, the transmission … of lower capital requirements to lending is stronger for banks with lower capital ratios. We interpret this result as …
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regulators, politicians, and banks within developing countries, and international actors including investors, peer regulators …
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