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credit to non-financial firms in Italy between 2008 and 2015. We use time-varying firm fixed effects to control for shifts in … causally affected by the level of NPL ratios: the negative correlation between NPL ratios and credit growth in our data is … mostly generated by changes in firms' conditions and a contraction in their demand for credit. However, the exogenous …
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enterprises, as captured by the assessment of credit standards provided by the banks participating in the Eurosystem Bank Lending … bias in the estimated contribution of a tightening in credit standards from using the information for the BLS-only banks … information over the credit cycle for policymakers …
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). Credit risks stemming from introducing a carbon tax – during periods of low default rates – are modest on banks: on average …
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During the financial crisis banks faced liquidity shocks, and lending slowed down. The reduction in credit availability … needs; on the other hand, the tightening of credit supply was the result of banks' greater risk-aversion, difficulties in … others: lending to female firms may have suffered more during the crisis than other segments of the credit market. By using …
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more to revolving credit lines than borrowers in low-crime areas. The evidence also suggests that access to credit is …
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We investigate the duration of bad loans for a unique data set of sole proprietorships in Italy, finding that bad loans for female firms last longer. However, this result is mainly due to the fact that loans granted to female firms are less frequently written off than those to male ones,...
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This study presents the results of a survey carried out by the Bank of Italy in 2015 on the efficiency of credit …
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This paper analyses the main microeconomic determinants of Italian banks' purchases of sovereign debt securities from 2007 to 2013, with special reference to their balance-sheet conditions. The analysis distinguishes two phases of the crisis – the period following the Lehman Brothers collapse...
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The literature is unanimous in highlighting that banking crises have a negative impact on GDP, usually more pronounced in developing economies. The magnitude of the losses is more controversial: the quantitative results of studies on the repercussions of banking crises on economic activity, in...
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We analyse the wide array of rescue programmes adopted in several countries, following Lehman Brothers' default in September 2008, in order to support banks and other financial institutions. We first provide an overview of the programmes, comparing their characteristics, magnitudes and...
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