The Social Disclosure (Sd), in general, expressed through corporate social reporting can sometimes be reflected only in a series of fulfillment. In this perspective, the research aims to verify, with reference to Cooperative Credit Banks (Bcc) in Italy, if the intensity of Sd is actually...

The model 2013 IASB appears logically weak, exposed to a high degree of discretion in its implementation, potentially unsuitable to meet the requests of the G20.A possible alternative model could consist in increasing the levels of provisions on performing loans, forcing companies to set aside...

The introduction of Ias/Ifrs caused a deep innovation in banks’ data flow and is also inspiring the accounting standard setters in sketching new and more complex interpretation methods. The profitability analysis demands a more accurate and detailed approach necessary to manage complex and...

We perform an empirical analysis to identify the main factors driving the liquidity of corporate and government bonds both in ordinary times and in times of market turmoil. Our findings highlight the importance of credit ratings, amount issued and bond duration as factors affecting bond...

Italian banks in the first half of 2011, outlined by ABI research on 34 banking groups, were showing, before recent tensions, a slight increase in gross margins and a significant equity risk

The development of a long lasting relationship between banks and firms requires greater cooperation between the two parties, which must be based on transparency, availability of the right quantitative and qualitative information, the correct and complete use of these information by banks, in...

Regulation has an economic impact on banks causing high costs bothdirect and deriving from the use of resources and operating structures, undermining their competitiviness. Alternative solutions, equally effective, are needed, to avoid conflict between firms, regulators and supervisors