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It is generally accepted that International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) promote a "true and fair" presentation … recognition and valuation, with the goal of protecting stakeholders. Adjustments introduced as a consequence of IFRS adoption may … listed on the Spanish Continuous Stock Market that have been using IFRS since 2005 to determine the accounting policy options …
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Spanish banks had to set aside a countercyclical loan loss provision during the period 2000 2004. The amount of such provision as well as the allowance accumulated had to be disclosed by banks. The former creates a natural experiment to test whether banks smooth earnings to mislead investors and...
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This paper contains estimates of physical and intangible (information technology, advertising and training) capital stock, together with capital, labor and externally provided input services, of Spanish commercial and saving banks in the period 1983 to 2003. Capital stocks are valued at...
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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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In this paper we present the estimation results of a dynamic panel data model that explains the dynamic behaviour of default ratios in Spain for loans extended to the household sector. We estimate the models for two alternative definitions of default and for two different loan categories. The...
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case of large banks in the European context) for bank dynamics in complying with the new standards and for the long …-term effects on bank lending rates and the demand for bank credit. The analysis combines econometric estimations of the … the demand for bank credit, based on a parameterised model of the Spanish banking industry. We find that the gap between …
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We study the cyclical fluctuations of leverage and assets of financial intermediaries and GDP in the United States. Leverage and assets are several times more volatile than GDP, and experience larger fluctuations for unregulated (‘shadow’) intermediaries than for regulated ones. While the...
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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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This paper studies how financial innovation in sovereign debt markets can increase a country’s level of private investment and welfare. I propose a model where public debt has a liquidity purpose for the domestic private sector and is demanded as a saving vehicle by more patient international...
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(VLTROs) conducted by the Eurosystem in December 2011 and February 2012 for the case of Spain. To do so we use bank-firm level …-sheet strength and by including bank fixed effects. Our findings suggest that the VLTROs had a positive moderately-sized effect on … the supply of bank credit to firms, providing evidence of a bank lending channel in the context of unconventional monetary …
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