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This paper contributes to the literature on the effects of changes in bank capital requirements in three ways: first, introducing the notion of (capital ratio) stabilizing Return on Assets; second, by estimating an econometric model for a sample of Italian banks over the period 2007-2012, it...
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This paper contributes to the literature on bank risk with a cross-sectional analysis of the bank-specific determinants of risk using a new indicator calculated for a sample of 38 Italian banks in the period 2006-2012 and expressed as flow of the amount of new non- performing loans. The results...
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The relationship between economic activity and the banking sector has always been one of the central themes in both the academic and practitioners debates. In this work we present a methodological tool of macro stress tests, focused on Italy. We estimate an autoregressive model (Var) to assess...
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The affordability index of Italian households analyzes the factors influencing the households’ propensity to buy an house with a mortgage loan. In 2013, the index recorded a significant improvement returning to pre-crisis levels, due to the houses prices decrease and to the fall of interest...
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Despite some recent signs of stabilization, the 2012-2014 ABI Financial Outlook Report highlights that the global economic situation remains fragile. Domestically, Gdp will further decline in 2013 and it is expected to return to a very slow growth only in 2014. Bank’s profitability continues...
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A survival analysis, conducted by the Italian Banking Association, shows that, since 1997, in Italy there has not been a deterioration in the customers’ creditworthiness like in Us. The analysis also emphasizes how, despite the sharp increases of private sector’s financing, there has not...
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To assess the Basel 3 impact, a simple model relating capital ratios, profitability, assets growth and dividend ratios can be very useful. Showing the necessity of fostering Roas mainly through cost cutting policies
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