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Money and mental health: a scoping review of financial variables, data sources, and analytical methods. [PDF]
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Does regulatory convergence shape banking resilience in Africa? [PDF]
HeliyonHaile MA, M K J, Mulugeta W.
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Quantum computing in finance: a literature review and future directions for trustworthy financial AI. [PDF]
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Annual Review of Financial Economics, 2012
This review discusses the history of narrow banks, reform proposals involving narrow banks, and theory and empirical evidence regarding whether narrow banks should play a more prominent role in the financial system. Prior to the early-twentieth century, US banks tended to be much narrower than they are today.
George Pennacchi
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This review discusses the history of narrow banks, reform proposals involving narrow banks, and theory and empirical evidence regarding whether narrow banks should play a more prominent role in the financial system. Prior to the early-twentieth century, US banks tended to be much narrower than they are today.
George Pennacchi
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Broad Banking, Financial Markets and the Return of the Narrow Banking Idea
Journal of Economic Asymmetries, 2010Abstract We use a dynamic Keynesian multiplier and rate of return driven adjustment for stock prices to study the role of commercial banks when embedded into such an environment. We first consider a broad banking system where commercial banks are trading in stocks and credit. We show that such a scenario is likely to be unstable.
Christopher Malikane
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Recent Developments in Retail Banking in Scandinavia: Narrow v. Universal Banking
1997Traditionally, banks have had a dominating role in the financial markets in Scandinavia1. There are at least two strong reasons for this. One is that banking has been a way of dealing with asymmetric information. Banks as financial intermediatries have a competitive advantage against individuals and the securities market in gathering information.
Ted Lindblom, Martin Andersson
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Narrow Banking: Theory, evidence and prospects in India [PDF]
, 1998 The narrow banking proposal defining a class of safe and liquid assets (generally sovereign Government securities) for investments by weak banks, backed fully by demand liabilities (generally non-interest bearing deposits) has been considered as a means of deposit protection and a possible solution to the banking problems.
Ghosh, Saibal, Saggar, Mridul
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