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ownership structure and bank risk-taking behavior is correlated with the characteristics of individual banks in terms of … quantile regression. First, state ownership and foreign ownership affect bank risk-taking positively in high-risk banks while … distributions of bank risk. These findings suggest that appropriate ownership structure can constrain bank risk-taking activities in …
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The objective of this paper is to empirically examine the moderating effect of ownership structure on the relationship between systemic risk and corporate governance. It complements prior research by studying the relationship between the proportion of capital held by state institutions and...
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This study estimates the parameters of credit derivatives, equity derivatives and structural models for bank … bank's balance sheet information. The study also finds that CoCo bonds are likely to be fully subscribed when issued given …
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faced by a bank. Assuming that loans may turn bad any year after they are granted, a banks' lending behaviour has been shown … Indian banking industry. However, when the systemic importance of the bank is considered, the systemically important banks …
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findings, for example, on the lease contract type. Most importantly, as proposed by Miller and Töws (J Bank Finance 91 …
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authors stress that bank management contemplating diversification into the commercial sector must be selective about which … possible benefits from combining banking and commerce, including portfolio diversification, the creation of internal capital … that portfolio diversification could be an important benefit from combining banks with some types of nonbank firms. The …
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(systemic risk). A seminal theoretical work has shown that linear diversification can reduce the risk of a bank failing, but at …Diversification practices by banks affect their own risk of failing and the risk of the banking system as a whole … for securitization with two tranches, by finding their corresponding optimal diversification solutions, and by discussing …
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Purpose - Despite the sophisticated regulatory regime established in Solvency II, analysts should be able to consider other less complex indicators of the soundness of insurers. The Z-score measure, which has traditionally been used as a proxy of individual risk in the banking sector, may be a...
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In the wake of the financial market crisis new rules on banking recovery and resolution of systemic banks have been enacted in order to facilitate the bail-in of banks' creditors. Banks will be required to maintain sufficient amounts of own funds and bail-inable debt called Minimum Requirement...
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. Developments were characterised by excessive bank lending activities with rising interest rate and credit-default risks, inter alia …
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