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loans carried a distinct risk compared with domestic loans. By contrast, a large Swiss bank, for example, did not need to …
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when the bank: i) is geographically closer to borrowing firms; ii) relies more on soft than hard information; and iii … these techniques systematically in the monitoring process and if they adopt more decentralized structures. Bank size per se … important consequences on bank decisions. …
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. These findings are robust to censoring, alternative specifications of the distribution of bad loan duration and other bank …
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The two recessions that have hit Italy since the end of 2008 have raised the share of non-performing loans to businesses in banks� portfolios substantially. In this paper we evaluate to what extent the deterioration of credit quality was due not only to the decline in firms� sales...
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-budget-constraint and liquidity effects, high concentration of bank credit reduces the likelihood of financial distress and liquidation, as …
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This paper discusses the role that macroeconomic uncertainty plays in banks� decisions on the optimal asset allocation. Using a portfolio model recently proposed in the literature, the paper aims at disentangling how Italian banks choose between loans and risk-free assets when uncertainty...
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banks are faced with the upcoming Basel III reform. Economic trends continue to exert pressure on the traditional bank …
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