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Does activity mix and funding strategy vary across ownership? : evidence from Indian banks

Ghosh, Saibal - In: Atlantic review of economics 1 (2011), pp. 1-33

Using data on Indian banks during 1996-2007, the paper examines the impact of bank activity and short-term funding for bank returns and risks. The findings indicate that larger, fast growing financial firms tend to have higher fee income shares. In addition, banks with greater reliance on fee...

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A lesson to learn from developed countries : the case of state branching deregulation in the US

Guillén, Jorge - In: Estudios de economía 36 (2009) 1, pp. 67-95

The era of US state branching deregulation started in 1970 and ended up with the enactment of the Riegle Neal Act of 1994. One of the purposes of the branching restriction was to avoid bank concentration. The following paper addresses the influence of the state deregulation on commercial...

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Measuring commercial banks’ performances in Turkey : a proposed model

Teker, Suat; Tker, Dilek; Kent, Oya - In: Journal of applied finance & banking 1 (2011) 3, pp. 96-112

This study considers financial performances of commercial banks of Turkey in the period of 2003 and 2010. The financial performance of banks is measured using an indexing model developed in this study. The model considers fundamental performance characteristics of banks and chooses related...

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Are bigger banks more profitable than smaller banks?

Chang, Matthew C.; Nieh, Chien-chung; Peng, Ya-hui - In: Journal of applied finance & banking 1 (2011) 3, pp. 59-71

In this study, we apply Panel Threshold Model (Hansen, 1999) to examine whether there is optimal asset scale for interest spread to affect banks' profits. The empirical results demonstrate the existence of three thresholds, which divide banks into four groups into four groups according to asset...

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Measuring the performance of the banking system case of Vietnam (1990-2010)

Ngo, Dang-Thanh - In: Journal of applied finance & banking 2 (2012) 2, pp. 289-312

Banking is the core of the financial system which has important role in attracting deposits to provide credits to borrowers, services to customers and booting the economic development. This paper applied a modified DEA window analysis to analyze the performance changes through time of the...

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Financial liberalization and banking crisis : a spatial panel model

Triki, Mohamed Bilel; Maktouf, Samir - In: Journal of applied finance & banking 2 (2012) 3, pp. 81-122

suggest that financial liberalization has the tendency to stimulate role in the transmission of the 1996 to 2002 crisis to … emerging market economies and also to American and European countries in 2007 crisis. However, credit growth, a negative GDP … growth and a high real interest rate are on average the most important causes of a banking crisis. Besides we find that the …

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Is weather important for US banking? : a study of bank loan inefficiency

Aspergis, Nicholas; Artikis, Panagiotis; Mamatzakis, … - In: Journal of applied finance & banking 2 (2012) 3, pp. 1-38

The impact of strong emotions or mood on decision making and risk taking is well recognized in behavioral economics and finance. Yet, and in spite of the immense interest, no study, so far, has provided any comprehensive evidence on the impact of weather conditions. This paper provides the...

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Financial inclusion and financial sector stability with reference to Kenya : a review of literature

Aduda, Josiah; Kalunda, Elizabeth - In: Journal of applied finance & banking 2 (2012) 6, pp. 95-120

Financial inclusion is a prerequisite to economic development. This has been echoed by international as well as national bodies. Studies have shown that financial exclusion has its roots in social exclusion. This indicates the depth and importance of financial inclusion in creating inclusive...

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Bank interest margin and default risk under the capped schedule for government capital injections in the Basel III capital adequacy accord

Chang, Chuen-ping; Tsai, Jeng-yan - In: Journal of applied finance & banking 3 (2013) 1, pp. 161-175

The Basel III Capital Adequacy Accord (BCAA) will cap government capital injections as qualifying capital at 90% of the nominal amount of such capital outstanding, beginning in 2013, and the cap will decline by 10% during each subsequent year (Eubanks, 2010); this cap is called a capped ratio...

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Cost of deposit insurance under capital forbearance : Basel I vs. II

Lee, Shih-cheng - In: Journal of applied finance & banking 3 (2013) 2, pp. 39-48

The study derives the closed-form solution of the valuation of deposit insurance under forbearance for banks whose capital requirements are either solely based on the 1988 Basel Accord (BA) approach or the VaR-based approach. The study also demonstrates that the deposit insurance liability under...

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