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This paper analyses the impact of public disclosure of banks’ risk exposure on banks’ risk taking incentives and its … their loan portfolio, public disclosure reduces the probability of banking crises. When asset risk is driven largely by … between asset risk and the deposit rate demanded by informed depositors. …
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This paper studies the impact of competition on the determination of interest rates, and on banks’ risk taking … lower entry costs foster competition in deposit rates and reduce banks’ incentives to limit risk exposure. While higher … insurance coverage amplifies this effect, two alternative arrangements (risk based contributions to the deposit insurance fund …
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This paper uses survey data for 60,000 households from 29 transition economies in 2006 and 2010 to explore how the use of banking services is related to household characteristics, as well as to bank ownership, deposit insurance and creditor protection. At the household level we find that the...
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Deposit insurance schemes are becoming increasingly popular around the world and yet there is little understanding of how they should be designed and what their consequences are. In this Paper we provide a new rationale for the provision of deposit insurance. We analyse a model in which agents...
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This Paper considers how an international lender of last resort can prevent self-fulfilling banking and currency crises in emerging economies. We compare two different arrangements: one in which the international lender of last resort injects international liquidity into financial markets, and...
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We analyse a model in which bank deposits are insured and there is an exogenous cost of bank capital. The former effect results in bank over-investment and the latter in under-investment. Regulatory capital requirements introduce investment distortions, which are a constrained optimal response...
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Today’s regulatory rules, especially the easily-manipulated measures of regulatory capital, have led to costly bank failures. We design a robust regulatory system such that (i) bank losses are credibly borne by the private sector (ii) systemically important institutions cannot collapse...
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This Paper examines how international depositors respond to national deposit insurance policies. Countries with explicit deposit insurance are found to be relatively attractive to international non-bank depositors. Schemes characterized by co-insurance, a private administration, and a low...
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The EU deposit insurance directive requires member states to maintain deposit insurance with a minimum insured amount of 20,000 euros. This paper reviews the rationale for international coordination of deposit insurance policies. For international externalities of deposit insurance policies to...
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banks. When bank default risk becomes significant, retail deposit insurance creates an asymmetry between banks that operate … in savings-rich regions, which can remain financed at cheap risk-free rates, and in savings-poor regions, which have to …
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