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in the New Zealand banking market. We find seven categories of switching costs are perceived to exist by bank customers … banks despite a desire to do so. We then consider possible regulatory responses to bank switching costs and recommend three … actions for regulators. The recommendations include regulators acknowledging the existence of bank switching costs and …
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New Zealand has adopted a system of market-based bank regulation to try to reduce moral hazard and fiscal risk for the … bank still monitors banks, it now uses only publicly disclosed information. Judging initial reactions, the author argues …
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: customers, investors and other stakeholders -- Out of sigh out of ming? : off-balance sheet banking -- Act ii: bank decision …-making and the regulation of banks : capital, regulation, purpose and culture -- When your chickens come home to roost : bank …
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of products, and for switching from and to the intervened bank. However, we show heterogeneity in consumer responses to … the government, consumers with no or little trust are more likely to switch away from a bank after a nationalisation …, relative to customers of the control bank. This holds for switching with the savings and current account. This highlights that …
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This paper analyzes the welfare impact of supervisory shopping in the banking sector. Supervisory shopping leads to a welfare-increasing "race to the top" among supervisors, if strong supervision increases banks' access to deposits by signaling that banks have a less risky balance sheet....
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