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Financial Review, 2021
AbstractUsing the 2007–2009 financial crisis as a quasi‐natural experiment, we show that banks with investors holding simultaneously both equity and bonds (dual‐holders) exhibit lower risk and superior performance. Dual‐holders' influence is higher in more opaque banks, indicating that the mechanism of transmission is through a decrease in information ...
Stefano Bonini, Ali Taatian
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AbstractUsing the 2007–2009 financial crisis as a quasi‐natural experiment, we show that banks with investors holding simultaneously both equity and bonds (dual‐holders) exhibit lower risk and superior performance. Dual‐holders' influence is higher in more opaque banks, indicating that the mechanism of transmission is through a decrease in information ...
Stefano Bonini, Ali Taatian
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Bank Capital and Risk Taking [PDF]
, 1999 Bank risk-taking and capitalisation is studied in a continuous time model with a closed form solution, assuming uncertain cash flow, random regulatory audit, and a constraint on equity issue. Capital reserves are built up towards a desired level as an insurance against the threat of liquidation.
Alistair K. L. Milne +1 more
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1984
The principal function of banks, as we saw in Chapter 2, is the collection of deposits from those with cash resources surplus to their immediate requirements and the on-lending of these cash resources, in one form or another, to those with an immediate need for them.
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The principal function of banks, as we saw in Chapter 2, is the collection of deposits from those with cash resources surplus to their immediate requirements and the on-lending of these cash resources, in one form or another, to those with an immediate need for them.
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Bank regulation and risk-taking incentives: An international comparison of bank risk
Journal of Banking & Finance, 2003This paper analyses in a panel-database of 324 banks corresponding to 37 countries the effect of regulatory restrictions in banking activities on the bank charter value and risk-taking of banks. The results indicate that regulatory restrictions increase banks' risk-taking incentives by lowering their charter value.
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Is Bank Default Risk Systematic?
Journal of Banking & Finance, 2011We evaluate the impact of commonly used indicators of bank distress on broad (sector and country) risks. Our results show that several measures of individual bank risk impact on banking (systemic) and overall (systematic) stock market risk.
Franco Fiordelisi, David Marques-Ibanez
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Bank Fragility and Risk Management
Shocks to a bank’s ability to raise liquidity at short notice can trigger depositor panics. Why don’t banks take a more active role in managing these risks? We study contingent risk management (hedging) in a standard global-games model of a bank run. Banks fail to hedge precisely when the exposure to a shock is most severe, just when risk management ...Toni Ahnert +3 more
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Banking Risks And Risk Measurement
Montenegrin Journal of Economics, 2005Banks are'risk mashines': they take risks,they transform them, and they embed them in banking products and services. The risk environment has changed drastically. Banking failures have been numerous in the past. Banks try to minimize their losses by managing risks with risk measurements for supporting decisions in the process we discussed above. Curent
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Bank Aggregation, Competition and Bank Credit Risk
2022 13th International Conference on E-business, Management and Economics, 2022openaire +2 more sources
Factors Influencing Risk-Based Care of the Childhood Cancer Survivor in the 21st Century
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2018Israel Fernandez-Pineda +2 more
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