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Since the beginnings of the eighties house prices in the Netherlands haveincreased steadily and considerably. In this paper we study the effect of this developmenton the demand for second mortgages and on the savings of Dutch households. We use the dataof the Dutch socio-economic panel for the...
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This paper uses micro data from four OECD countries (the United States, Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands), to assess the determinants of household debt holding and to investigate whether or not credit constraints are important for household debt holding. We extend the existing literature in...
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The obligation to pay bride wealth at marriage is usually associated with thecontinuation of the lineage or considered a compensation for the loss of laborfor the family that provides the bride. In this paper a different interpretationis advanced. The obligation to pay of bride wealth is seen as...
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Cyclicality in the losses of bank loans is important for bank risk management. Because loans have a different risk …
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Recent empirical evidence suggests that financial networks exhibit a core periphery network structure. This paper aims at giving an economic explanation for the emergence of such a structure using network formation theory. Focusing on intermediation benefits, we find that a core periphery...
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We use a classic Merton credit risk framework to argue that Islamic Banking Institutions (IBIs) face less incentive to … take on risks than Conventional Banking Institutions (CBI). IBIs have less incentive for risk shifting both in and outside … analysis suggests that the loss absorption capacity of Islamic banks leads to less risk taking and a more stable banking system. …
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We use a classic Merton credit risk framework to argue that Islamic Banking Institutions (IBIs) face less incentive to … take on risks than Conventional Banking Institutions (CBI). IBIs have less incentive for risk shifting both in and outside … analysis suggests that the loss absorption capacity of Islamic banks leads to less risk taking and a more stable banking system. …
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. Less risk averse clients have a private incentive to free-ride and forgo individual insurance even when insurance optimises …
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important for credit risk management as well as for regulation and systemic risk management. In this paper, we use 1927-1997 U …
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We determine the magnitude and nature of systematic default risk using 1971{2009) default data from Moody's. We … disentangle systematic risk factors due to business cycle effects, common default dynamics (frailty), and industry … simultaneously. We find that all three types of risk factors (macro, frailty, industry/contagion) are important for default risk. The …
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