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This paper studies how comparing can be used to provide information in financial markets in the presence of a hidden characteristics problem. Although an investor cannot precisely estimate the future returns of an entrepreneur’s projects, the investor can mitigate the asymmetric information...
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We study the adverse selection problem in imperfectly competitive credit markets and illustrate the circumstances where … concerning the banks. Separation obtains in market segments where the ‘high risk’ borrowers receive credit from their preferred … bank. The ‘low risk’ borrowers choose the ex-ante less-preferred bank that offers loan contracts with lower interest rates …
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paper is among the first to apply this methodology on a detailed, bank-level dataset from the retail banking sector. It …This paper tests market power in the banking industry. Price-cost margins predicted by different oligopoly models are …
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The 5th joint SUERF/Bank of Finland joint conference was held in Helsinki on 13 June 2013. The general theme of the … banking ("Volcker, Vickers and Liikanen") could still complement them. The working hypothesis for the conference was that …
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Measuring value creation by comparing the RAROC of an exposure (the return on risk capital) with a single institution-wide hurdle rate is inconsistent with the standard theory of financial valuation. We use asset pricing theory to determine the appropriate hurdle rate for such a RAROC...
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We examine the connection between the number of bank relationships and firms’ performance using a unique data set on … on assets decrease as the number of bank relationships increases, the effects being stronger for small firms than for …. Particularly for small firms, these results are consistent with finding that suggest that having fewer bank relationships reduces …
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