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We present a model of risky debt in which collateral value is correlated with the possibility of default. The model is … then used to study: 1) the expected amount of debt recovered in the event of default as a function of collateral; and 2 …) the amount of collateral needed to mitigate the riskiness of a loan to a desired degree. The results obtained could prove …
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This theoretical paper explores screening with loan collateral when both the collateral value and the probability of …-risk borrowers may in such case be more willing to pledge collateral than low-risk borrowers. Abundant collateral then would not … signal low risk. The results may help explain the mixed empirical findings on the role of collateral. The paper also extends …
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to use outside borrowing, the amount of which is determined by the value of their collateral. The essay finds that the … use of leverage by local and global banks and the fall in collateral prices comprise an important channel and reason for …
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We investigate the impact of bank competition on the use of collateral in loan contracts. We develop a theoretical … borrower and asking for collateral. We show that presence of collateral is more likely when bank competition is low. We then … of collateral is regressed on bank competition, measured by the Lerner index. Our empirical tests corroborate the …
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This theoretical paper explores the effects of costly and non-costly collateral on moral hazard, when collateral value … may fluctuate. Given that all collateral is costly, stochastic collateral will entail the same positive incentive effects … as nonstochastic collateral, provided the variation in collateral value is modest. If it is large, the incentive effects …
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The current financial crisis, which has lasted almost one and a half years, is the 19th such crisis in the post-war period in advanced economies. Recent literature classifies the Nordic crises in Norway, Sweden and Finland in late 1980's and early 1990’s among the Big Five crises that have...
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The paper analyzes bank loan supply in a simple value maximizing partial equilibrium framework. The focus is on the role of bank capital, capital regulation and the pricing of bank liabilities. The model is constructed so as to resemble the situation of the Finnish local banks in the late 1980s...
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Building on Cecchetti and Li (2005), we show that the bank lending channel affects monetary policy trade-offs only when interest rates affect marginal costs of production (ie when there is a cost channel of monetary policy) in the New Keynesian monetary policy model. In our calibrated model the...
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The paper examines the determination of bank lending during the Finnish credit boom of 1986–1990 with the data of 483 savings and cooperative banks. A particular objective is to establish whether bank behaviour is consistent with what is called moral hazard hypothesis, according to which banks...
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The paper examines the determination of bank lending in the early 1990s with the data on 393 savings and cooperative banks. Particular attention is paid to the respective roles of bank capital and costs on the one hand and borrower quality on the other hand. The findings do not support the...
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