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Ratings communication to investors
Laurentis, Giacomo De - In: BANCARIA 3 (2014) March
A better understanding of the information provided by credit ratings and their proper use allow more transparent and effective communication to investors and a better risks’ diversification. In this way ratings will be able to play a more effective predictive role
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How Do Analysts Value Italian Banks? An Empirical Analysis
Gianfrate, Gianfranco; Vincenzi, Roberto - In: BANCARIA 2 (2014) February
used and their relative performance in providing accurate valuations and target prices. Fundamental valuation models appear …
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The determinants of the ratings of European listed banks. An empirical analysis
D'Apolito, Elisabetta; Pacelli, Vincenzo - In: BANCARIA 03 (2013) March
This paper analyzes the methods of rating attribution of the major international agencies (Moody’s, Fitch and Standard & Poor’s) between 2005 and 2010 for a sample of Italian and European listed banks and tests empirically, through the multivariate analysis of Ols, the possible relations of...
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Bank ratings and business models: the lessons from the crisis
D'Apice, Vincenzo; Ferri, Giovanni; Lacitignola, Punziana - In: BANCARIA 7 (2014) July
The financial crisis has stimulated researches on the link between risk models and banking business, showing that banks with greater profitability deriving from traditional activity have less chancee to be involved in a crisis. This hypothesis is confirmed by an analysis conducted on a sample of...
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The long-run performance of Italian Ipos: the case of banking firms
Gandolfi, Gino; Regalli, Massimo; Arcuri, Maria Cristina - In: BANCARIA 02 (2012) February
The aim of the paper is to investigate the long-run performance of Italian Ipos, paying close attention to the banking … banks’ stock performance after the listing. The study can help to investigate, on one hand, the existence of information …
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Cooperative banking after the crisis: the necessity of a reform
Mottura, Paolo - In: BANCARIA 12 (2011) December
Cooperative banking has produced, in more than a century, significant value in terms of proximity to clients and local communities. A governance reform is now necessary to solve interest conflicts and redefine the cooperative model in the present scenario
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Increasing the efficiency of bond covenants: a proposal for the Italian market
Bazzana, Flavio; Palmieri, Marco - In: BANCARIA 9 (2009) September
In Italy the use of bond covenants is restrained by the predominance of SMEs, the significant role of relationship banking, the high costs related to public placements, the lack of investors‘ financial culture, the low amount of loans normally requested by each firm and the lack of liquidity...
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Sub-prime crisis and financial innovation
Mottura, Paolo - In: BANCARIA 2 (2008) February, pp. 2-23
, performance and financial ethics. …
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The X-efficency level of Italian Asset Management Companies
Borello, Giuliana; Pampurini, Francesca - In: BANCARIA 07 (2012) August
This paper analyses the X-efficiency level of Italian Asset Management Companies (Amc).This topic seems really … international basis. Despite that, the asset management sector has been never studied from this point of view, probably because of … production process of Asset Management Companies and offers some results about the level of X-efficiency that characterizes this …
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Credit quality in Italy: a survival analysis
Morelli, Pierluigi - In: BANCARIA 05 (2012) May
A survival analysis, conducted by the Italian Banking Association, shows that, since 1997, in Italy there has not been a deterioration in the customers’ creditworthiness like in Us. The analysis also emphasizes how, despite the sharp increases of private sector’s financing, there has not...
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