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This paper analyzes the financing choices of banks under capital regulation during the expansion period that preceded … the crisis. We use data from Dealogic on the issuances of financial instruments of Spanish banks to test whether financing … choices respond to predictions derived from the corporate finance theory and/or to capital regulation. We find that banks …
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In this paper we introduce new Dynamic Conditional Score (DCS) models for the Skew-Gen-t (Skewed Generalized t) and NIG (Normal-Inverse Gaussian) distributions as alternatives to the recent DCS models for the Student’s-t and EGB2 (Exponential Generalized Beta of the second kind) distributions,...
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This paper analyzes how differences in productivity across banks and the evolution of industry productivity over time … data of Spanish banks, we find that less productive banks are more likely to exit than more productive banks, and that … surviving banks acquire target banks in order to expand their branch network in local markets where they are underrepresented …
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bank-industry and bank-firm level, we estimate the average impact of current and anticipated changes in banks' capital on …Using information from the balance sheets of Spanish banks between 1995 and 2009 matched to credit information at the … lending to firms. We isolate the role of credit supply factors using the variation in capital growth associated with the bank …
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-employed are identical to employed borrowers during the boom. Banks with worse corporate governance problems soften even more the … standards. Finally, we analyze the mechanism by which banks could increase the supply of mortgage loans despite of regulatory … restrictions on LTVs. The evidence is consistent with banks encouraging real estate appraisal firms to introduce an upward bias in …
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This paper codifies in a systematic and transparent way a historical chronology of business cycle turning points for Spain reaching back to 1850 at annual frequency, and 1939 at monthly frequency. Such an exercise would be incomplete without assessing the new chronology itself and against...
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This study investigates the relationship between financial development and the size of the informal economy. We build a model in which an exogenous variation in the size of the informal sector creates two effects on financial development. Specifically, informal sector harms financial development...
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This article offers a narrative of the Spanish crisis building upon previous literature and the papers published in this issue. This narrative focuses on two main topics: (1) the reasons why the Spanish economy embarked in the expansionary/speculative path resulting in an over-accumulation of...
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This article analyzes changes in the occupational employment share in Spain for the period 1997 - 2012 and the way particular sociodemographic groups adapt to those changes. There seems to be clear evidence of employment polarization between 1997 and 2012 that accelerates over the recession....
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In this paper we extend the Stock and Watson’s (Leading economic indicators, new approaches and forecasting records, 1991) single-index dynamic factor model in an econometric framework that has the advantage of combining information from real and financial indicators published at different...
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