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of their loans. The author finds that the sweep covenant is more likely to be imposed on borrowers with higher leverage … (i.e., where risk shifting by equity holders is more likely). The results are robust to including borrower fixed effects …
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Does borrowing at 400 percent APR do more harm than good? The Pentagon asserts that payday loans harm military … readiness and successfully lobbied for a binding 36 percent APR cap on loans to military members and their families (effective …
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empirical evidence that transactions account information helps the bank to monitor commercial borrowers’ operating loans and we …
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The author studies the terms of credit in a competitive market in which sellers are willing to repeatedly finance the purchases of buyers by extending direct credit. Lenders (sellers) can commit to deliver any long-term credit contract that does not result in a payoff that is lower than that...
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Presented by Charles I. Plosser, President and Chief Executive Officer, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, The Philadelphia Fed Policy Forum: Policy Lessons from the Economic and Financial Crisis, December 4, 2009
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In the data, most consumer defaults on unsecured credit are informal and the lending industry devotes significant resources to debt collection. We develop a new theory of credit card lending that takes these two features into account. The two key elements of our model are moral hazard and costly...
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scale economies using two production models. The standard risk-neutral model finds little evidence of scale economies. The … model using more general risk preferences and endogenous risk-taking finds large scale economies. The authors show that …
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The Great Recession focused attention on large financial institutions and systemic risk. We investigate whether large … economies or too-big-to-fail subsidies. Estimating scale economies is made more complex by risk-taking. Better diversification … resulting from larger scale generates scale economies but also incentives to take more risk. When this additional risk …
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