This paper analyses the determinants of banks’ loan loss allowances for samples of US banks and three non-US samples: a … factors for non-US banks. …

This paper analyses the determinants of banks loan loss allowances for samples of US banks and three non-US samples: a … factors for non-US banks. …

This paper analyses the determinants of banks’ loan loss allowances for samples of US banks and three non-US samples: a … factors for non-US banks. …

This paper analyses the determinants of banks' loan loss allowances for samples of US banks and three non-US samples: a … factors for non-US banks …

Arguably, eliminating suspensions of payments periods when banks jointly refuse to convert their liabilities into … episode that is close to a controlled experiment for examining their effects. In 1861, about 44 percent of the banks in … Wisconsin closed, 87 percent of the banks in Illinois closed, and noteholders suffered substantial losses. The historical record …

This paper analyzes the determinants of banks' loan loss allowance for samples of U.S. banks and three non-U.S. samples … significant factors for non-U.S. banks …

characteristics, such as capital and liquidity. We estimate the new model on the entire panel of US banks, spanning the period 1985q1 … establish that the risk of the relatively large banks and banks that failed in the subprime crisis is higher than the industry …’s average. Thus, we provide a new leading indicator, which is able to forecast future solvency problems of banks. …

characteristics, such as capital and liquidity. We estimate the new model on the entire panel of US banks, spanning the period 1985q1 … establish that the risk of the relatively large banks and banks that failed in the subprime crisis is higher than the industry …’s average. Thus, we provide a new leading indicator, which is able to forecast future solvency problems of banks. …

diversification strategies and the risk-return tradeoff in banking. Our data set covers Russian banks during the 1999-2006 period and … finds somewhat mixed results. Specifically, we find that banks’ performance tends to be non-monotonically related to their … decreased risk only up to a certain threshold. Additionally, when foreign ownership is either very high or very low, banks tend …

of the relative health of community banks on economic growth and investigating potential transmission mechanisms for … market shares and higher efficiency rankings for small, private, domestically owned banks are associated with better economic … performance, and that the marginal benefits of larger shares are greater when the banks are more efficient. Only mixed support is …