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This article studies how the managers of a regulated firm can use debt and equity contracts to constrain the regulator’s policy through the contingent transfer of control to external investors with high relative liquidation value. External finance increases regulated income and facilitates...
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home country prudential supervisors and deposit insurance funding systems were stricter than the target‘s. For target banks …
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acquiring banks value profitable, high-growth and low risk targets. We also find that the strength of bank regulation and … regimes and stronger deposit insurance schemes lower the takeover premiums paid by acquiring banks. This result, presumably in …
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Asset securitization offers banks the possibility of altering their capital structures and the financial intermediation … policies of banks. In particular, we present evidence of more intense use of securitization by banks (i) with stronger growth … financing choices of small and medium-sized banks and non-listed banks, which are likely to face more severe adverse selection …
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This paper analyses the determinants of the default ratio associated to banking debt in Spanish non financial firms over the period 1992-2003. It studies the factors influencing firms' entering and exit processes in and out from the default status. Additionally, it explores the factors...
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This article presents a critical analysis of the principles behind the scope and forms of cooperation between EU Member States and third-country resolution authorities in the context of the 2014 Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive. The article also explores the future responsibilities of the...
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Taking advantage of a rich database of more than 1 million companies in Spain, France and the U.K., we propose and test a hypothesis to explain why Spain has one of the world’s lowest business bankruptcy rates, even during the current economic crisis and after controlling for market exit...
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The paper warns about the potential efficiency losses associated with low business bankruptcy rates (number of firms filing for bankruptcy as a proportion of the total stock of firms) and shows that welfare could be improved by increasing the protection of creditors in the bankruptcy system....
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Small businesses, the majority of Spanish fi rms, rarely fi le for formal bankruptcy, and this has been the case even during the current economic crisis. This suggests that bankruptcy law has a limited role to play in the distress of small fi rms. We propose an explanation based on two premises:...
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profits of Spanish banks, in the period 1983-2003. We find that the growth in the stock of IT capital explains one third of … output growth of banks, and that an additional investment in IT of one million euros may be substituted for twenty ….22 for deposits and 0.11 for loans. For all the assets considered, the null hypothesis that banks use the profit …
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