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regional banks provided by the Bank of Italy (1998-2011). We find that IRAP rate changes do not always lead to a change in …
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We analyse the financing sources of over 360,000 Italian start-ups registered between 2003 and 2010. The data show that, before the Global Financial Crisis, 50 per cent of start-ups borrowed from banks when they were one year old, and that bank loans covered 16 per cent of total assets on...
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relation to equity and GDP. The positive gap in firms' leverage between Italy and other euro-area countries has widened in …
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This work analyses the main trends in bond financing by Italian non-financial firms and its role in relation to bank credit across different economic phases. The first part of the analysis refers to the 2008-2019 period, characterized by both crisis and recovery episodes, while the second part...
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Despite accounting for a significant fraction of total litigation in Italy, small claims litigation has so far received … provides a thorough description of the time trend and geographical distribution of small claims litigation in Italy in the …
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Italy is the European country where firms with fewer than 10 employees account for the largest share of value added and …
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, and monitoring the quality of their exposure until December 2010. The data were drawn from the Bank of Italy's Central …
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supply of bank loans in Germany, Italy and Spain, while some demand obstacles arise in France …
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We analyse the deleveraging process with reference to a sample of European banks from December 2011 to June 2013 and find that the leverage ratio (measured as assets to equity) has declined on average from 28.6 to 25.0. Its standard deviation fell from 8.2 to 6.5. About 2/3 of the deleveraging...
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Based on a large sample of mostly unlisted non-financial companies, this paper studies the relationship between business cycles and firms’ leverage, disentangling the relative contributions of debt and equity and assessing the role of firm size in explaining cross-sectional heterogeneity. I...
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