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bankrupt firm’s main creditor (a bank) to influence the auction outcome. Rules prevent the bank from bidding directly. However …, the bank often finances a bidder in the auction, relaxing liquidity constraints. We show that the optimal bid strategy for … a bank-bidder coalition mimics the monopolist sales price. In the region where the bank’s debt is impaired, this optimal …
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-financial firms. In contrast, we find that bank stock prices increase. Cross sectional regressions show that the discretion embedded … in the supervisory control of bank mergers is a major determinant of the positive bank stock returns. This suggests that …
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Motivated by recent controversies surrounding the role of commercial lenders in microfinance, we analyze borrower welfare under different market structures, considering a benevolent non-profit lender, a for-profit monopolist, and a competitive credit market. To understand the magnitude of the...
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bank monitors borrowers more intensively, rations the amount of credit less frequently and hence may go bankrupt with …
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Bank liquidity is a crucial determinant of the severity of banking crises. In this paper, we consider the effect of … welfare question as to when there is too much or too little liquidity on bank balance sheets relative to the socially optimal …
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for the efficiency losses that result if financial integration is limited to an integration of the interbank market. …
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This paper studies the implications of cross-border financial integration for financial stability when banks' loan portfolios adjust endogenously. Banks can be subject to sectoral and aggregate domestic shocks. After integration they can share these risks in a complete interbank market. When...
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Capital flight associated with the onset of a financial crisis in a country is often accompanied by an inflow of capital associated with foreign direct investment (FDI). Our paper provides a theoretical framework for this puzzle, and draws wider conclusions on the welfare effects of foreign...
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