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We examine whether the uncertainty related to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) regulation developments is … reflected in asset prices. We proxy the sensitivity of firms to ESG regulation uncertainty by the disparity across the … tail risk. The impact of the misalignment across the different dimensions of the ESG score is distinct from that of ESG …
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The lack of portfolio granularity in terms of exposure has been shown to have important implications for the amount of a financial institution’s economic capital. Based on a numerical simulation model, we provide concrete examples of how granularity affects capital levels. We achieve this by...
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) risk. It builds on a manually collected set of data on FX positions and the maturity structure of assets and liabilities of … average, face no liquidity risk and that exposure to FX risk is lower than commonly assumed. Linking risk exposure to … institutional characteristics, I find that legal status and regional affiliation are correlated with risk exposure while regulatory …
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We analyze the treatment and impact of idiosyncratic or firm-specific risk in regulation. Regulatory authorities … regularly ignore firm-specific characteristics, such as size or asset ages, implying different risk exposure in incentive … regulation. In contrast, it is common to apply only a single benchmark, the weighted average cost of capital (WACC), uniformly to …
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Does an increase in competition increase or decrease bank stability? I exploit how the state-specific process of interstate banking deregulation lowered barriers to entry into urban banking markets and find that greater competition significantly increases bank stability. This result is robust to...
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risk. In this model, banks face taxation, flotation costs of securities, and default costs and maximize shareholder value …
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Is the perception of risk, as outlined and defined by the regulatory and supervisory community, shared by private … financial institutions? In this paper we assess a representative sample of recent publicly available risk perspectives and … outlooks, and study similarities and differences. We find that for established (traditional) risk themes there is relatively …
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that such regulations distort risk-taking incentives, providing above-threshold firms with greater incentives to take risk … and below-threshold firms the opposite. Risk distortion varies nonlinearly as a function of the distance from the size … threshold, and is increasing in the magnitude of the regulatory costs. We test our model by examining changes in bank risk …
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states, insurers increase rates in low friction states. Over time, rates get disjoint from underlying risk, and grow faster … in states with low pricing frictions. Our findings have consequences for how climate risk is shared in the economy and …
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institutions’ systematic risk. We then develop an index of the estimated equity value loss as the long-rum marginal expected … shortfall (LRMES). LRMES contributes to compute systemic risk (SRISK) contribution of these firms, which is the capital that a … firm is expected to need if we have another financial crisis.FindingsLarge acquiring banks decrease systemic risk …
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