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Network centrality drives optimal protection investment against systemic risk propagation in complex systems. [PDF]
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Revista economica, 2008 The economic, financial and monetary changes had serious consequences not only on the level of providing the finance necessary for the development process but also on the level of providing the finance required for importing the basic food needs and rendering necessary production inputs.
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COMPETITION IN INVESTMENT BANKING*
The Journal of Finance, 1953THE ESSENCE OF COMPETITION in the investment banking field lies in freedom to enter the industry and freedom to compete for the business on equal terms with others. Laws, however, cannot force equality of opportunity. They can only make it illegal for persons actively to oppose that equality.
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1994
Abstract The dynamic competition among broker-dealers is most apparent in investment banking. In the 1980s, market areas of enormous profitability were developed by the large full-line and investment-banking firms. In the areas of mergers and acquisitions, mortgage- and asset-backed securities, and junk or high-yield bonds, these ...
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Abstract The dynamic competition among broker-dealers is most apparent in investment banking. In the 1980s, market areas of enormous profitability were developed by the large full-line and investment-banking firms. In the areas of mergers and acquisitions, mortgage- and asset-backed securities, and junk or high-yield bonds, these ...
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The Role of Investment Banks in Acquisitions
Review of Financial Studies, 1996We compare acquisitions completed with and without investment bank advice over the 1981 to 1992 period. We find that the choice to use an investment bank depends on the complexity of the transaction, the type of transaction (takeovers versus acquisitions of assets), the acquiror’s prior acquisition experience, and the degree of diversification of the ...
Servaes, Henri, Zenner, Marc
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The European Investment Bank and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
2021Abstract This chapter attempts to complement existing scholarly work by taking a holistic and contextual view of the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). It addresses the following questions: How are the business fundamentals of the EIB and AIIB organized so as to fulfil their broader ...
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Comovement and investment banking networks
Journal of Financial Economics, 2010Abstract We test the hypothesis that investment banking networks affect stock prices and trading behavior. Consistent with the notion that investment banks serve as information hubs for segmented groups of investors, the stock prices of firms that use the same lead underwriter during their equity offerings tend to move together.
Gustavo Grullon +2 more
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Bank marketing investments and bank performance
Journal of Financial Economic Policy, 2010PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to examine empirically the effects of investments by US banks in advertising and promotion on their performance in the areas of profits and market share.Design/methodology/approachThe model presented in the paper is motivated by the theory of the profit function.
Donald J. Mullineaux, Mark K. Pyles
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