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This paper presents a method for the definition of the variables that determine the default. The choice of key-variables in default risk analysis is very important for banks and firms. Indeed, when a firm goes bankrupt, serious problems arise for all the stakeholders of the firm, as well as, for...
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The positive vision of the quality level of the firms can be improved through the construction of a synthetic qualitative indicator resulting from the whole of the information about the excellence of the business management. Therefore, we have tried to set up a new indicator that gathers...
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The creation of an integrated system of economic and financial analysis to create a prototype that assists in checking the 'state of health' of Italian enterprises, constitutes the base for the analysis of experiments on enterprises insolvency risks. The training database is called DB COMPLEX...
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This paper presents a survey of techniques used for default risk analysis and it illustrates the reasons why a large number of researchers study the insolvency of firms. Firstly, there is an introduction on Basel II focusing on the first pillar and the new standards dictated by the New Basel...
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This study analyses the situation of a bank that wants to create an Internal Rating System (IRB). A credit institute can decide to simulate rating judgements from an external rating agency, like Standard and Poor's or Moody's or Fitch Rating. This research compares different frameworks of neural...
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Using a balanced panel data set covering the period of 1992–2004 and employing a Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA)-based Malmquist Total Factor Productivity (TFP) index, this paper aims to examine the impact of regulatory reform on the performance of Indian commercial banks. We also explore...
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We investigated the productivity disparities of the small commercial banks of old European Union member countries (EU-12) and new European Union member countries (EU-10) over the 1997–2001 period in this study. Bank categorisation and comparison is based on banks' total assets size and...
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The question of whether an industry experiencing rapid structural change will demonstrate productivity growth at the same time is unresolved. This paper uses a panel data sample of European airlines over the period of partial market liberalisation (1991–1995) to investigate whether...
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Crucial bank inefficiencies are rooted in the bank's production processes. From an operations perspective, the assessment of inefficiencies, especially in highly standardised processes, should lead to better directed action for improvement and hence efficiency enhancement. This paper presents a...
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The article employs a double-bootstrap data envelopment analysis to measure the technical efficiency of meatpacking companies in Greece and identify its determinants over the period of 1994-2007. The rationale for adopting this method is to yield bias-corrected efficiency scores of firms and...
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