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bank loan quality. It shows that if a banking market is liberalized, the opportunity cost of screening loan applicants is …
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This paper studies the effect of banking deregulation on credit risk. Its theoretical model shows that a bank is … completion of the Second Banking Directive, while loan quality improved in most markets. Evidence is found that the loan quality …
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economic capital is risked if an approach too close to the banking industry is chosen. Worked out examples are presented in …
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English Abstract: Financial liberalization accelerates global banks’ entry into new markets where host countries hope to spur investment and economic growth. However, banks sometimes retreat from their global ambitions and exit these new markets. This study demonstrates how difficulties of...
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estimates derived by that model could have been used as an early warning indicator for the banking crisis (at least for the case … estimations and the values of well-established early warning indicators for banking crises. …
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Stable banks in individual ASEAN countries are essential to the economic stability of the ASEAN region as these countries move towards the goal of greater financial integration in the region. This study comprehensively explores bank risk in Malaysia as compared to the ASEAN region over an...
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This paper proposes a tractable way to incorporate lending standards ("credit qualification thresholds") into macro models of financial frictions. Banks can reject borrowers whose risk is above an endogenous threshold at which no lending rate sufficiently compensates banks for the borrowers'...
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transition risks” related to negative economic effects of enacting climate-related policies and phasing out high …-emitting technologies. Further, most of the work in this area has measured transition risks using backward-looking metrics, such as carbon … capitalize on a new measure to study the extent to which banks’ loan portfolios are exposed to specific climate transition …
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We estimate a Pareto distribution for loan losses, as an alternative to the commonly used Vasicek distribution, using simulated data. A key assumption in the construction of Vasicek distribution is that firm-level risk is idiosyncratic. It also assumes that firm exposure to systemic risk is...
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