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This paper finds strong evidence that many individuals choose to pay credit card bills even at the cost of mortgage delinquencies and foreclosures. While the popular press and some recent literature have suggested that this choice may emerge from steep declines in housing prices, we find...
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discouraged borrowers (i.e., those who do not apply for loans because they believe they will be rejected) – an issue not tackled … sequential stages of the loan process are accounted for. Our conclusions are robust to the nature of the loans (i …
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This study examines the effects of mergers between commercial banks and investment banks on firm-bank relationships and the pricing of loan contracts, focusing on the role of information asymmetries. I find that, prior to a public securities issuance, junk rated firms are more likely to switch...
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