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Lessons from recent global financial crises

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Recent global financial crises : lessons learned

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Banking reform and the transition to a market economy in Bulgaria : problems and prospects

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A stochastic dominance approach to the evaluation of foreign exchange forecasts

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The cultural affinity hypothesis and mortgage lending decisions

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Deregulation and the relationship between bank CEO compensation and risk-taking

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