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to increase risk. However, since bank assets are risky debt claims, bank equity resembles a subordinated debt. Using this …
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variations of the Italian tax rates on productive activities (IRAP) across regions and over time (especially since the global … financial crisis). We show that banks endogenously respond to a reduction in tax rates by reducing nondeposit liabilities more … than deposits in addition to lowering leverage. The response on the asset side depends on the financial strength of the …
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In this paper, we examine how the timeliness of loan loss recognition within the banking system affects borrowers' debt … structure. Using data from 55 countries, we find that more timely loan loss recognition reduces firms' reliance on bank debt …, consistent with firms relying less on bank debt due to more costly monitoring by banks. In addition, we find that this negative …
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by a combination of repos, long–term debt, deposits and equity. Repos are a cheap source of funding, but they are subject …; second, it adds to the cost of long–term debt financing. These shadow costs limit the bank's appetite for cheap but unstable … depositor preference rule. We also analyze the impact of a liquidity coverage ratio, payout restrictions and a leverage ratio on …
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We analyze the dynamics of banks' regulatory capital ratios. Using monthly regulatory data of large German banks, we estimate the target level and the adjustment speed of the capital ratio for each bank separately. There exists a target level for a substantial percentage of banks. Unlike with...
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In a model with bankruptcy costs and segmented deposit and equity markets, we endogenize the cost of equity and deposit finance for banks. Despite risk neutrality, equity capital earns a higher expected return than direct investment in risky assets. Banks hold positive capital to reduce...
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We analyze the dynamics of banks' regulatory capital ratios. Using monthly data of regulatory capital ratios for a subset of large German banks, we estimate the target level and the adjustment speed of the capital ratio for each bank separately. We find evidence that, first, there exists a...
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The study aims to investigate the effect of conventional capital ratio, risk-based capital ratio, and capital buffer ratio on commercial bank risk-taking over the period from 2002 to 2019 using a two-step GMM method. The finding reveals that there is a positive relationship between traditional...
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This study examines the speed of adjustment of the leverage and regulatory capital ratios between 2002 and 2018 for … also show that large commercial banks adjust their regulatory ratios faster than leverage ratios. Furthermore, the speed of …
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Banks' reluctance to repair their balance sheets, combined with deposit insurance and regulatory forbearance in recognizing greater risks and losses, can lead to solvency problems that look like liquidity (bank-run) crises. Regulatory forbearance incentivizes banks to both retain risky loans and...
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