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In this paper, we investigate the extent in which creditor rights protection in bankruptcy induces banks to take more risk, leading to a higher level of systemic risk in the financial system. We apply ∆CoVaR, introduced by Adrian and Brunnermeier (2011), as the measure of systemic risk. Our...
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The joint plan by the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, announced on Monday, October 13, 2008, represented the largest financial transfer from taxpayers to financial institutions in U.S. history. Existing academic studies have analyzed whether this massive state...
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The joint plan by the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, announced on Monday, October 13, 2008, represented the largest financial transfer from taxpayers to financial institutions in U.S. history. Existing academic studies have analyzed whether this massive state...
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In France, mutual banks played a key role during the recent period of consolidation of the banking industry because they acquired many privately listed banks. Our analysis of the acquisition of the private bank Crédit Lyonnais by the mutual bank Crédit Agricole illustrates three findings....
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We investigate the relationship between borrower quality and the structure of the pool of banks. First, we develop a theoretical model where the size of the banking pool is a credible signal of firm quality. We argue that better borrowers seek to disclose their quality in a credible way through...
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How does competition affect innovation in the banking industry? We use the 1994 Riegle-Neal Interstate Banking and Branching Efficiency Act as a major exogenous shock on U.S. banking industry competition and study its impact on innovation. Addressing this issue is challenging however because...
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This paper investigates whether loan officer's level of seniority within the bank explains credit spreads. Based on a unique hand-collected database on loan applications from SMEs to a French cooperative bank between 1996 and 2009, the study suggests that senior loan officers charge higher...
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Studies on the influence of trust on credit activity focus mainly on its impact on credit contracts. However, research has highlighted that these are strongly related to the kind of lending technology used by the bank. How trust shapes a bank’s business model is an issue that has not yet been...
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