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This study examines loan loss provisions following top executive turnovers in Japanese banks. The study differentiates …, following forced turnover or outside succession, tend to reduce loan loss provisions in the second year of their tenure. This …, outgoing top executives recognize greater loan loss provisions in the final year before outside succession. This study further …
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This paper examines the association between institutional ownership and income smoothing through bank loan loss … of banks increases, income smoothing via loan loss provisions increases. Additional tests show that there is a …
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This paper shows, using data from the Family Income and Expenditure Survey, that housing credit has become increasingly available over time in Japan, especially since 2000, and that this has made it easier for Japanese households to purchase housing and enabled them to do so at an earlier age....
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During the international financial turmoil associated with the Global Financial Crisis, Japan’s financial institutions remained relatively sound because their exposure to overseas structured credit products was limited. Restructuring in the aftermath of Japan’s own banking crisis in the late...
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high quality borrowers. We find that, in FY 1997, a large loss of capital resulting from the regulator’s tougher stance …
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In this paper, I examine the link between bank credit growth and non-performing loans in an economy with deflationary pressures. Using panel OLS regressions and two-step GMM regressions, I find evidence for the time-varying relationship between bank credit growth and non-performing loans in a...
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This paper empirically investigates whether the slowdown in the credit supply of Japanese banks during the early 1990s was caused by the deterioration of their equity capital as suggested by the capital crunch hypothesis. This hypothesis predicts that a decrease in capital will induce banks to...
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This paper investigates Japanese bank managers' use of the discretionary component of loan loss provisions to manage … earnings during the recession of the late 1990s. Although studies of US banks document that bank managers use loan loss … loss provisions in Japanese banks have not been empirically examined. We find that discretionary loan loss provisions for …
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This study investigates the hypothesis that stricter capital adequacy requirements introduced under the 1988 Basel Accord caused Japanese banks to restrict loan growth. Using a panel of Japanese bank balance sheets for fiscal years 1982-1999, this study finds that the 1988 Basel Accord...
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