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Due to opaque information and weak enforcement in emerging loan markets, the need for collateral is high, whereas borrowers lack adequate assets to pledge as collateral. How is this puzzle solved? We find for a representative sample from Northeast Thailand that indeed most loans do not include...
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assets increased during the 1990s, credit to the private sector remained relatively low. Foreign-owned banks have become … general vary considerably among the transition economies. Foreign-owned banks have, in general, higher profitability levels … than domestic banks. Furthermore, it appears that foreign and domestic bank performance tend to converge. …
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equilibrium when banks have monopoly power, justifying a Pigouvian tax in this case. …
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The aim of this paper is to investigate the long run relationship between the development of banks and stock markets … as evidence supporting the significance of financial development for economic development although banks and stock …
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differences in financial factors, which may reflect differences in country risk and the legal and regulatory framework that banks …
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The current financial crisis has sparked intense debate about how weak banks should be resolved. Despite international …
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This paper investigates the benefits of banks’ direct investment in foreign subsidiaries and branches for non …-financial multinationals. The paper builds on the literature on international banks which has primarily focused on the implications for host … the volume of FDI by home market banks boosts FDI by non-financial firms from the same home market. Domestic and third …
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We document that trust in public institutions—and particularly trust in banks, business and government—has declined …
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Parliament) and aristocratic titles (e.g., lords)--on the boards of directors of English and Welsh banks from 1879-1909 to … corroborates this finding, showing that a bank’s shares exhibited negative abnormal returns when their directors were elected to …
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quality of governance) and the degree of market segmentation (depending on the level of ethnic fractionalization). The model … African panel data for 111 individual banks in 29 countries over 2000-2008 provides strong evidence for these predictions. Our …
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