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Business orientation, efficiency, and credit quality across business cycle : Islamic versus conventional banking : are there any lessons for Europe and Baltic States?

Nosheen; Rashid, Abdul - In: Baltic journal of economics 19 (2019) 1, pp. 105-135

This paper empirically investigates the difference between Islamic and conventional banks in terms of business dynamics, cost structure, credit quality, and stability. It also examines the difference in the response of two types of banks during peak and trough phases of the business cycle. The...

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Market Access Strategies in the EU Banking Sector - Obstacles and Benefits Towards an Integrated European Retail Market

Beckmann, Rainer - 2010

The integration process in the European banking sector considerably differs with regard to product types. Deep integration can be observed in the money market as well as the market for wholesale products. In contrast to that, a strong segmentation of national markets still exists in the field of...

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Agony of choice : trading off stability and competition in the banking markets

Hellwig, Michael; Laser, Falk Hendrik - 2019 - Preliminary version

and Fortis Bank NL in the Dutch retail banking market. The financial crisis delayed the completion of the merger giving …

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Bank mergers in the financial crisis : a competition policy perspective

Hellwig, Michael; Laser, Falk Hendrik - 2019

We analyze a large merger in the Dutch banking market during the financial crisis using disaggregated data. Based on a merger simulation model, we evaluate merger-induced changes in the interest rates for savings accounts. We find that the merging banks decreased interest rates by 3 to 5 percent...

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What do consumers want from next generation banking, and how will challenger and established banks provide it?

Letts, Alex - In: Journal of digital banking 1 (2016/2017) 4, pp. 329-337

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Bankkundenmobilität in der EU : viel Lärm um wenig

Schäfer, Stefan - In: EU-Monitor (2008) 60, pp. 1-19

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Customer loyalty vs. mobility in relation to bank accounts : is it a real issue on the background of EU social inclusion process?

Szpringer, Włodzimierz - In: Bank-Archiv : Zeitschrift für das gesamte Bank- und … 55 (2007) 8, pp. 591-597

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Default predictors and credit scoring models for retail banking

Kočenda, Evžen; Vojtek, Martin - 2009

had an account with the bank. Both methods are robust: they found similar variables as determinants. We therefore show …

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Return to retail banking and payments

Hasan, Iftekhar; Schmiedel, Heiko; Song, Liang - 2009

relationship between retail payment business and overall bank performance. Using data from across 27 European markets over the … period 2000-07, we analyse whether the provisions of retail payment services are reflected in improved bank performance … of retail payment transaction technologies. Retail payment transaction technology itself can also improve bank …

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Retail or Not Retail - Have European Banks Become More Retail on the Wake of the Crisis?

Villar Burke, Javier - 2018

Retail deposits represent about 30% of total European banking assets. The bulk of the balance sheet of banks (about 70%) comprise non-retail loans and deposits (e.g. interbank loans and deposits, loans and deposits from insurance corporations and pension funds and loans and deposits from...

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