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The Faces of “Market Discipline”

Journal of Financial Services Research, 2001
Although “market discipline” has become a more popular notion among academics, bankers, and supervisors, the exact meaning of this term remains imprecise. The phrase is commonly used to incorporate two distinct phenomena: market investors' ability to monitor (identify) changes in bank condition vs. their ability to influence a firm's actions.
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Market Discipline in Regulation

2019
AbstractWith the introduction of Basel II in 2004, “market discipline” became one of the Basel Committee’s three pillars of prudential regulation. Although many academic papers have sought to test for the presence of effective market discipline in banking, few have dealt fully with the question.
Mark J. Flannery, Robert R. Bliss
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Contributions to the Marketing Discipline

Journal of Marketing, 1976
s were supplemented by the addition of a feature section, "Legislative and Judicial Developments in Marketing" (now "Legal Developments in Marketing"), in April 1951. It reports on important developments, not only in Congress and the federal courts, but also in state and local legislative and judicial institutions.
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Disciplining the discipline: understanding postcolonial epistemic ideology in marketing

Journal of Marketing Management, 2009
In this study, conducted in two top ranked business schools in India, we examine pedagogy and doctoral research in marketing and show that the discipline is characterised by dependency on the West. We offer an understanding of postcolonial epistemic ideology that is contributing to the creation of unreflexive and dependent subjectivities in the ...
Rohit Varman, Biswatosh Saha
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Market discipline and too-big-to-fail in the CDS market: Does banks' size reduce market discipline?

Journal of Empirical Finance, 2011
Abstract This paper examines market discipline in the credit default swap (CDS) market and the potential distortion of CDS spreads which arises when a bank is thought to be too-big-to-fail. Overall, we find evidence for market discipline in the CDS market.
Manja Völz, Michael Wedow
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Market Discipline for Financial Institutions and Markets for Information

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
This study analyzes the causes of the market discipline failure in the recent financial crisis. We argue that the most important market failure of informativeness was that large financial institutions had the incentive to remain opaque strategically so that outside investors could not assess their solvency.
Apanard P. Angkinand Prabha, Clas Wihlborg, Thomas D. Willett   +2 more
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Marketing: A Global Discipline

2016
This introductory chapter makes the point that managers cannot afford to think in functional silos and that marketing and strategy always go together. It maps out the field by explaining the key terms: marketing, strategy and global. Next, it looks at different corporate paths and rationales for becoming a global company.
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Market Discipline and the Discipline of Management

Academy of Management Review, 1990
Richard A. Bettis, Lex Donaldson
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Cooperative Banks, the Internet and Market Discipline

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
This paper analyses market discipline mechanisms at Polish cooperative banks within the special context of their internet activity. I argue that cooperative banks’ depositors punish more risky banks for their bad behavior by withdrawing deposits. The findings demonstrate that a greater emphasis could be placed on stimulating market discipline at ...
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Market indicators, bank fragility, and indirect market discipline [PDF]

, 2004
As a theoretical matter, signals from the bond and equity markets satisfy minimal requirements for a useful indicator. Using option pricing formulas, it is shown that a distance to default measure, based on equity market value and equity volatility, increases with the market value of bank assets and decreases with bank leverage and equity volatility.
Reint Gropp, Vesala Jukka, Giuseppe Vulpes   +2 more
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