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bank-centred corporate groups monitor firms by reducing activities with scope for managerial moral hazard such as …
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Standard theory predicts that financial integration leads to a lower degree of business cycle synchronization. Surprisingly, cross-country studies find the opposite. Our contribution is to document the theoretically predicted negative effect of financial integration on business cycle...
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This paper analyses the optimal conglomeration of bank activities. We show that the effectiveness of market discipline …
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This paper studies the impact of competition on the determination of interest rates, and on banks’ risk taking behaviour, under different assumptions about deposit insurance and the dissemination of financial information. We find that lower entry costs foster competition in deposit rates and...
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This paper provides an explanation for the urge of banks to merge and expand scope. We build a model where bank … sufficiently profitable to give the bank the necessary ‘deep pockets’ to absorb these losses. The latter suggests that banking may …
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This paper reformulates the well known financial development conjecture (FDC) and supplies some new empirical evidence in its favour. The financial development conjecture, namely, that there exist strong feedback effects between real and financial development, is described in this paper by use...
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