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Capital regulation and credit fluctuations
Journal of Monetary Economics, 2017We provide a rationale for imposing counter-cyclical capital ratios on banks. In our simple model, bankers cannot pledge the entire future revenues to investors, which limits borrowing in good and bad times. Complete markets do not sufficiently stabilize credit fluctuations, as banks allocate too much borrowing capacity to good states and too little to
Gersbach, Hans, Rochet, Jean-Charles
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2022
Since its medieval beginnings, in modern capitalism markets have tended to be ordered and regulated, and this usually helped economic development. Starting with the Scholastic Heritage my chapter focuses on select aspects of market regulation that kept reoccurring, from the Renaissance to the twentieth century, and the role that political economy ...
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Since its medieval beginnings, in modern capitalism markets have tended to be ordered and regulated, and this usually helped economic development. Starting with the Scholastic Heritage my chapter focuses on select aspects of market regulation that kept reoccurring, from the Renaissance to the twentieth century, and the role that political economy ...
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2016
Abstract If bank managers and shareholders under-price the risks attached to the bank’s business model, there is a potential role for regulation to address this market failure. The core idea behind capital rules for banks is that shareholders’ equity should fund a minimum proportion of the current value of the bank’s assets in order to ...
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Abstract If bank managers and shareholders under-price the risks attached to the bank’s business model, there is a potential role for regulation to address this market failure. The core idea behind capital rules for banks is that shareholders’ equity should fund a minimum proportion of the current value of the bank’s assets in order to ...
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Capital regulation and auditing
Quantitative Finance, 2012The experience from banking crises in several countries over the last few decades has made regulators, supervisory authorities, banks themselves, as well as probably their shareholders, more aware ...
YILMAZ, Ensar, UNVEREN, Burak
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Challenge, 2001
The world is awash with proposals about restructuring international financial architecture. But few are concerned about one of the most damaging trends: capital flight from poor to rich countries. This political scientist examines the issues and the consequences.
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The world is awash with proposals about restructuring international financial architecture. But few are concerned about one of the most damaging trends: capital flight from poor to rich countries. This political scientist examines the issues and the consequences.
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AUDITING AND BANK CAPITAL REGULATION [PDF]
, 2004 Auditing is introduced into a model of bank capital regulation. Deterministic and stochastic auditing strategies are studied. Contrary to intuition, auditing of bank risk should be focused on the safest banks because they hold the least amount of capital. Risky banks, which hold more capital, need to be audited less.
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Capital accumulation and regulation
The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, 2009Abstract This paper sets up a dynamic model that analyzes a bank's capital decision and the impact of this decision on her default risk and lending that affects aggregate output in the economy under regulation. The model shows that even though capital regulation may reduce the default risk of the bank, it may lead to credit crunch, hence the ensuing ...
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Journal of Social and Economic Development, 2018
This research analyzes the impact of social capital on regulation. The institutional theory of regulation introduces additional principles of independence, accountability and transparency of regulatory agencies; however, the paper argues here for further extending the theoretical and practical scope of regulation by introducing additional social ...
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This research analyzes the impact of social capital on regulation. The institutional theory of regulation introduces additional principles of independence, accountability and transparency of regulatory agencies; however, the paper argues here for further extending the theoretical and practical scope of regulation by introducing additional social ...
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2022
The last two years have been marked by an extremely dense literature inviting us to reinvent or rethink capitalism and, more broadly, our social models. What do you think the current crisis says about our economy and our social model?Is capitalism under threat today?Faced with the ‘rise in inequality’, the ‘concentration of rents’, the ‘casualisation ...
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The last two years have been marked by an extremely dense literature inviting us to reinvent or rethink capitalism and, more broadly, our social models. What do you think the current crisis says about our economy and our social model?Is capitalism under threat today?Faced with the ‘rise in inequality’, the ‘concentration of rents’, the ‘casualisation ...
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