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The need to consider auxiliary assumptions in preregistration practices. [PDF]

Front Psychol
St Quinton T, Trafimow D.
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Shifting paradigms: the crucial role of zeolite acid sites in dye adsorption mechanisms. [PDF]

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Gopal VL, Priyadarshini M, Chellapandian K.   +2 more
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The rationing credit guarantee model with the increment and the deposit guarantee

2007 IEEE International Conference on Grey Systems and Intelligent Services, 2007
According to the meaning of the credit guarantee, the paper figures out that the rationing credit guarantee should consider both the uncertainty and the deposit guarantee. It establishes the rationing credit guarantee model on the basis of the existing credit risk model.
Yan Sun, Ju'E Guo
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Deposit guarantee evaluation and incentives analysis in a mutual guarantee system

Journal of Banking and Finance, 2009
Abstract This paper analyzes how the deposit guarantee value affects the risk incentives in a mutual guarantee system. We liken the guarantee’s value to that of a European-style contingent claims portfolio. The main feature emerging from our model is that a mutual guarantee system would give banks an adverse incentive to increase riskiness.
Maria Elena De Giuli
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The Reform of Deposit Guarantee Schemes in Europe

European Company and Financial Law Review, 2015
Jennifer Payne
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Financial Crises and Deposit Guarantee [PDF]

Knowledge Horizons - Economics, 2011
Bankruptcies of major credit institutions in the UK and the U.S., since late 2007, have generated a large-scale financial crisis that affected most countries of the world economy significantly. To limit the effects of the crisis and restore confidence in the banking system, states have taken various measures, including providing substantial loans to ...
Catalin Dan, Vasile Bleotu, Nicoleta Moise   +2 more
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Better Deposit Guarantee Schemes

2010
No resolution policy can be successful without assuring that consumers’ deposits are fully protected, at least up to certain limit. So a robust deposit guarantee scheme, capable of paying out insured deposits promptly in the event of a bank failure, is a critical component of the framework for a sounder financial system.
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The European Deposit Guarantee Directive

2016
Abstract This chapter analyses the German Deposit Protection landscape and provides three short case studies which reveals how deposit protection is structured. It also assesses the impact of the Deposit Protection Directive (DPD 3) and the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD) on this landscape.
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Systems for Guaranteeing Bank Deposits [PDF]

Knowledge Horizons - Economics, 2013
The advent of the financial crisis and the latest event that occurred in Cyprus bring new light to how states intervene when commercial banks are facing the risk of bankruptcy. While until now institutions had a clear traditional role to protect depositors, currently there is a trend to transfer damage to companies and individuals that hold deposits.
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Bank Deposit Guarantee System in Poland

Eastern European Economics, 1997
In the legal systems of most European countries, the regulations defining the term "deposit of credit institution" are included in the Civil Code or in the Banking Law. In most cases, those regulations only indicate what sums of money can be described as deposits.
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