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exogenous factors beyond the control of bank managers, however, information disclosure may increase banking sector fragility, as …
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This paper studies the strategic interaction between a bank whose deposits are randomly withdrawn, and a lender of last … resort (LLR) that bases its decision on supervisory information on the quality of the bank’s assets. The bank is subject to a …. Moreover, when the LLR does not charge penalty rates, the bank chooses the same level of risk and a smaller liquidity buffer …
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This Paper shows that bank closure policies suffer from a ‘too-many-to-fail’ problem: when the number of bank failures … is large, the regulator finds it ex-post optimal to bail out some or all failed banks, whereas when the number of bank …-ante standpoint. We formalize this time-inconsistency of bank regulation. We also argue that by allowing banks to purchase failed …
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This Paper presents a dynamic model of imperfect competition in banking where banks can invest in a prudent or a gambling asset. We show that if intermediation margins are small, the banks’ franchise values will be small, and in the absence of regulation only a gambling equilibrium will exist....
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How damaging is competition between bank regulators? This paper models regulators that compete because they want to … interactions. The sensitivity of regulatory standards to bank moral hazard, adverse selection, liquidity risk and the degree of … regulatory bias is investigated. A calibration suggests that regulatory reform can halve bank default rates. The paper also shows …
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The recent crisis has shown that banks in distress can often expect to benefit from (implicit) government guarantees. This paper analyzes a panel of 781 banks from 90 countries to test whether the expectation of individual and systemic government support induces moral hazard. It shows that banks...
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efficient’. While Central Bank policy may have shifted radically now that stability is an explicit objective of policy, the same …
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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 suddenly; (iii) bank investment is counter-cyclical; and (iv) regulatory …
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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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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 … upon the home bank’s riskiness, the extent of international diversification, and the liability structure (branch or …
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