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Regulation, financial crises, and liberalization traps

Marchionne, Francesco; Pisicoli, Beniamino; Fratianni, … - 2019

severely regulated. We identify the latter two groups as falling in "liberalization traps". Institutional quality interacts …

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Financial Market Regulation, Country Governance, and Bank Efficiency : Evidence from East Asian Countries

Gee, Chan Sok - 2016

This paper examines the relationship between financial market regulation, country governance and efficiency of commercial banks in East Asian economies during the period 2001-2008 using a twostage estimation technique. In the first stage, we employ a non-parametric approach — Data Envelopment...

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How Did BRIC Banks Withstand the Storm Wave of the Global Financial Crisis in 2008-09? — A Technical Efficiency Perspective

Qu, Baozhi - 2014

The global financial crisis in 2008-09 has caused great turmoil in the banking sectors of the developed world. As a result, the importance of banks from developing economies, represented by BRIC banks, in the global banking market is rising. This paper investigates bank performance and its...

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Bank efficiency during the current economic crisis : an international comparison

Babin, Adrian - 2013

This paper uses a Latent Class Stochastic Frontier Approach to factor out the heterogeneity in the data and to provide evidence on the existence of different bank technologies in international banking with different response schedules to external shocks and diverse constraints. We use an...

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Efficiency and stability : a comparative study between islamic and conventional banks in GCC countries

Dulal Miah, Md.; Uddin, Helal - In: Future Business Journal 3 (2017) 2, pp. 172-185

This research aims at examining the differences between Islamic and conventional banks in terms of business orientation, stability, and efficiency. Data for this research are collected from 48 conventional banks and 28 Islamic banks of the Gulf Cooperative Council (GCC) countries over the period...

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Financial crises and liberalization : progress or reversals?

Saka, Orkun; Campos, Nauro; De Grauwe, Paul; Ji, Yuemei; … - 2019

. Using a recent comprehensive dataset on financial liberalization across 94 countries for the period between 1973 and 2015 … liberalization process restarts a few years after a financial crisis. One decade later, financial markets have returned to their pre …-crisis level of liberalization. In the EU sample, however, we do not find sufficient evidence to support these observations. …

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Financial Centre Productivity and Innovation prior to and during the Financial Crisis

Curi, Claudia; Lozano-Vivas, Ana - Facoltà di Economia / Wirtschaftswissenschaftliche … - 2014

This paper assesses and tests the response of banks operating in the financial centres to the financial crisis in terms of the actual productivity change and its main components: the pure efficiency change, scale efficiency change and technological change (innovation). The heterogeneity in the...

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The Evolution of Spanish Total Factor Productivity Since the Global Financial Crisis

Moral-Benito, Enrique - 2018

Total factor productivity (TFP) is considered the key determinant of long-term and sustainable economic growth. The dismal evolution of TFP characterized the Spanish economy since the foundation of the Eurozone until the outbreak of the Global Financial Crisis [see García- Santana et al....

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US banks efficiency after global financial crisis : transient and persistent decomposition

Ferrara, Giancarlo; Kounetas, Konstantinos - 2021

The Global Financial Crisis creates liquidity shocks, banks failures and a global economic downturn while led to significant supervisory and regulatory reforms affecting banks efficiency performance. We offer new insights investigating overall inefficiency and by decomposing into transient and...

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Adapting to Changing Input Prices in Response to the Crisis : The Case of U.S. Commercial Banks

Spierdijk, Laura - 2016

Substitution elasticities quantify the extent to which the demand for inputs responds to changes in input prices. They are considered particularly relevant from the perspective of cost management. Because the crisis has drastically altered the economic environment in which banks operate, we...

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