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Accounting for climate transition risk in banks' capital requirements.
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Cooperative Banking in Europe: Case Studies
, 2009 List of Illustrations Preface About the Authors Introduction A.Carretta, P.Schwizer & V.Boscia PART I: CO-OPERATIVE BANKING IN THE WESTERN EU-COUNTRIES The Banking System in Portugal: The Case of Credito Agricola Mutuo Group V.Stefanelli The Cooperative Banking System in Spain V.Stefanelli The Cooperative Banking System in France P.Marchetti & A ...
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The Bulgarian Cooperative Banking
, 2009 Over the past decades, the European banking market has been deeply modified by events such as globalisation, financial innovation, deregulation, disintermediation, consolidation, shareholder value and the intense process of political, social and economic integration.
COTUGNO, MATTEO
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Cooperative Banking: Innovations and Developments
2009The topic of this book is very broad, covering the main features and the many differences in co-operative banking models from various countries both within the EU and beyond. The authors examine the main trends, analyse the competitive conditions in which it works, discuss best practice, and explore what the future holds for co-operative banking.
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2021
Beyond Freeman’s notion of stakeholder value, from Polanyian perspective, CSR – often limited to regulatory declarations – could put an end to abuses of financialization. The reconciliation of the values of cooperative banks (case of Crédit Agricole) and a new regulatory framework could institutionalize CSR through appropriation of new practices and ...
Daussy, Charles, Karyotis, Catherine
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Beyond Freeman’s notion of stakeholder value, from Polanyian perspective, CSR – often limited to regulatory declarations – could put an end to abuses of financialization. The reconciliation of the values of cooperative banks (case of Crédit Agricole) and a new regulatory framework could institutionalize CSR through appropriation of new practices and ...
Daussy, Charles, Karyotis, Catherine
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Financial Appraisal of the Bank for Cooperatives
1992This study examines the financial situation of the Farm Credit System Banks for Cooperatives using comparative analysis for the period 1978 through 1991. Profitability and leverage measures of the Banks for Cooperatives are compared with similar measures of large commercial banks. The Banks for Cooperatives were found to have performed as well as large
Weldon, Richard N. +3 more
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Cooperative Banks in the Austrian Banking System
2016The two autonomous cooperative banking groups in Austria, Volksbanks and Raiffeisenbanks, have taken very different paths in their development. To understand the recent situation, it could be helpful and necessary to reflect the past and to describe the Austrian banking system as well as today’s structure of the Raiffeisen banking group and the ...
Johann Brazda +2 more
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Outsourcing Policies in Cooperative Banking
2009Outsourcing in cooperative banking can, for the most part, be analysed by way of responding to three significant questions. These questions are as follows: (I) For what ‘reasons’, and in what areas, is outsourcing used by particular banks and financial intermediaries, according to the main literature on this subject and the most significant ...
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