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Bank resolution and bail-ins in the context of bank groups
Law and Financial Markets Review, 2012The theory of “bail-in” – the writing down of some of the creditors of a troubled financial institution in order to restore balance sheet solvency – is generally discussed as if the institution to be resolved were a single legal entity. This has been true for some of the institutions which have recently been subject to resolution, but for bail-in to be
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An Interest-Group Theory of Central Bank Independence
SSRN Electronic Journal, 1998Abstract This article presents an interest‐group theory of central bank independence. In the absence of an independent central bank, politicians can benefit in the short run by creating an unanticipated burst of inflation that unravels many interest‐group deals.
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Social Connections and Group Banking
2005Lending to the poor is expensive due to high screening, monitoring, and enforcement costs. Group lending advocates believe lenders overcome this by harnessing social connections. Using data from FINCA-Peru, I exploit a quasi-random group formation process to find evidence of peers successfully monitoring and enforcing joint-liability loans. Individuals
Karlan, Dean S., Karlan, Dean S.
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BANKING GROUP AS A UNIFORM OBJECT OF BANKING SUPERVISION
EKONOMIKA I UPRAVLENIE: PROBLEMY, RESHENIYAThe article considers the stages of the emergence of the concept of a banking group in domestic rule-making, as well as its features in the context of supervision of their activities. The study of the fixed definition of a banking group, while simultaneously studying their activities in practice, made it possible to expand this definition by the author.
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Strategic acquisition of a direct bank by an international banking group
2015Financial services are a volatile industry. Since the financial crisis, the industry has been dominated by historically low interest rates - the main source of income for retail banks and ever increasing regulations. Mergers & Acquisitions are an important strategic tool in order to gain competitive advantage inorganically - economies of scale ...
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The Economics of Group Banking
Southern Economic Journal, 1956Robert R. Dince, Palmer T. Hogenson
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