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This paper provides cross-country evidence that variations in bank regulatory policies result in differences in income distribution. In particular, the overall liberalization of banking systems decreases the Gini coefficient and the Theil index significantly. However, this effect fades away for...
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We show that borrowing firms benefit substantially from important enforcement actions issued on U.S. banks for safety … that forces banks to lower their cost of credit, irrespective of other changes in their business models after the …
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for the remaining three quintiles of listed European banks. This observation suggests that the Basel process has succeeded … in containing systemic risk for the majority of European banks but not for the largest and most risky institutions. In … risk. Based on this evidence, the sub-prime crisis found especially the largest and more systemic banks ill-prepared and …
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This paper provides cross-country evidence that variations in bank regulatory policies result in differences in income distribution. In particular, the overall liberalization of banking systems decreases the Gini coefficient and the Theil index significantly. However, this effect fades away for...
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Formal enforcement actions issued against banks for violations of laws and regulations related to safety and soundness … enforcement actions issued against U.S. banks, we show that they have a strong negative effect on price terms (loan spreads and … been much higher, while punished banks intensify use of collateral …
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