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Foreign Capital in the Italian Banking Sector
1992Abstract The development of the Italian banking sector in the years between the unification of Italy and the outbreak of World War I has been described by Jon Cohen in Banking and Economic Development, by Antonio Confalonieri in his monumental contribution, Banca e industria in Italia (beginning in the 1880s), and by the present ...
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Moving an entire banking sector onto DLT: The Italian banking sector use case
Journal of Digital Banking, 2021Blockchain technology has in recent years gained significant appeal worldwide in view of its potential to transform the way we do business. In this regard, one of the most attractive architectural concepts is the consortium Blockchain, where a group of peers, leveraging a common governance, collaborate to define rules and technology development.
Roman Stasi, Silvia Attanasio
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Disentangling the Texas ratio: the case of the Italian banking sector
International Journal of Managerial and Financial Accounting, 2020According to the ECB, the Texas ratio represents a key performance indicator that shows the dependency between the NPLs and the level of bank capitalisation. Using a sample of twelve Italian listed banks, we disentangle the main drivers of the Texas ratio and evaluate its impact on profitability, probability of default and price-to-book value.
Polato M., Velliscig G., Ferrarin A.
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VAT Exemption for Financial Services in the Banking Sector – The Italian Approach
International VAT Monitor, 2021For more than 20 years, starting with the judgment in SDC (Case C-2/95), the Court of Justice of the European Union has provided guidance on the correct interpretation of the EU VAT provisions related to exempt financial (in particular, “related to payments”) services supplied to banks and financial institutions.
A. Bisioli, M. Zanetti
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Effects of gender quotas in Italy: a first impact assessment in the Italian banking sector
International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 2018Purpose The purpose of this paper is to provide a first impact assessment of the Italian quota law in order to explore whether “gender equality by law” contributes to redefining, albeit in part, consolidating and establishing positions of power and decision making.
Luisa de Vita
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Technical efficiency and scale efficiency in the Italian banking sector: a non-parametric approach
Applied Economics, 1995Measures of technical and scale efficiencies are derived in the Italian banking industries by implementing non-parametric Data Envelopment Analysis on a cross section of 174 Italian banks taken in 1991. The methodology of the parametric and non-parametric approaches to measure efficiency are discussed.
Carlo A. Favero
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Do M&As Generate Value for Shareholders? An Analysis of the Italian Banking Sector
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012The aim of this paper is to verify if the M&As implemented in the past decade in the banking sector have created value for shareholders. For this purpose a sample of 72 deals carried out during the period of 1994-2005 were examined using the “event study” methodology. These deals were subdivided into three sections: acquisitions, mergers and M&As.
INTRISANO, Carmelo, ROSSI, Fabrizio
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Regulatory hypothesis and bank dividend payouts: Empirical evidence from Italian banking sector
Journal of Financial Engineering, 2015This study examines the regulatory hypothesis for bank dividend payouts using a panel dataset of 229 Italian banks over the period 2005–2012. Regulatory hypothesis suggests that undercapitalized banks face more regulatory pressure for increasing capital levels by paying lower amount of dividends.
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Regulation of the Italian Banking Sector: From the 1936 Banking Law to the European Banking Union
2020The article traces the evolution of the regulation of banks in Italy from the banking law of 1936 to the recent changes made at European level with the banking union project. Until the 1980s the banking system was characterised by a low level of competition combined with a high level of stability.
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Service Innovation for Customer Engagement in the Italian Banking Sector
2019The financial crisis of 2008 produced various effects on banks compelled to rethink their business models, especially for better customer relationship management following the general climate of distrust among consumers towards financial institutions. In this context, understanding how to both satisfy and engage customers has become very important. The
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