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SSABE-TSCM: drift-aware and interpretable financial sentiment analysis for low-resource Bangla via adaptive semi-supervised and temporal contrastive modeling. [PDF]
Front Artif IntellKhandokar IA, Deshpande P.
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The Impact of Economic Sanctions on Health and Strategies for Mitigation: A Glance at the Case of Iran. [PDF]
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War-Related Disruptions and Health Service Outcomes Among Internally Displaced Persons in Tigray, Ethiopia: Evidence From Adigrat City. [PDF]
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Interpretable ESG-sentiment hybrid deep learning for asset return forecasting with quantified interactions and latency-aware deployment. [PDF]
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Banking Crisis: towards a Responsible Organization
Ethik und Gesellschaft. Ökumenische Zeitschrift für Sozialethik, 2009Ethik und Gesellschaft, Nr.
Van Liedekerke, L., Dubbink, G.W.
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2021
As you may have guessed or if you were living in almost any part of the world over the past twenty years, as experienced in everyday life, banks do not always do well. There have been many cases that banks have performed bad, and were either forced to shut down, merge with another institution, or even rescued using government money.
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As you may have guessed or if you were living in almost any part of the world over the past twenty years, as experienced in everyday life, banks do not always do well. There have been many cases that banks have performed bad, and were either forced to shut down, merge with another institution, or even rescued using government money.
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The effect of banking crisis on bank-dependent borrowers
Journal of Financial Economics, 2009Abstract We provide causal evidence that adverse capital shocks to banks affect their borrowers’ performance negatively. We use an exogenous shock to the U.S. banking system during the Russian crisis of Fall 1998 to separate the effect of borrowers’ demand of credit from the supply of credit by the banks.
Sudheer Chava, Amiyatosh K. Purnanandam
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2023
This chapter discusses the banking crisis that unfolded in Uruguay from late 2001 through 2002 as a banking sector crisis that developed at the same time as a banking crisis, a fiscal crisis, and a public debt crisis. The 2002 crisis is set against the backdrop of the long‐term structure of the Uruguayan banking sector, which, unlike other Latin ...
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This chapter discusses the banking crisis that unfolded in Uruguay from late 2001 through 2002 as a banking sector crisis that developed at the same time as a banking crisis, a fiscal crisis, and a public debt crisis. The 2002 crisis is set against the backdrop of the long‐term structure of the Uruguayan banking sector, which, unlike other Latin ...
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The 1931 banking crisis in Italy
2023The banking crisis that arose in Italy in 1931 as a consequence of the Wall Street Crash had repercussions not only in America but in Italy. The financial problems culminated in 1933 with the takeover of the leading Italian banks by the government, and the creation of the Istituto per la Ricostruzione Industriale (IRI), a holding owned by the State ...
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