, and regulators around bank insolvency may corrupt banks' credit allocation and monitoring decisions, leading to suboptimal … concerns usually inhering research on real economic implications of bank regulation. We find a comparably stronger … significant effect on individual firm growth - particularly for firms that are structurally more dependent on bank financing. Our …

term recapitalization of a bank may prove to be costly we consider capital requirement regulation to temporarily constrain … the bank's lending activities. The oligopolistic pricing competition is, therefore, transformed into a two stage capacity …

higher loan interest rates, then borrowers are likely to become more risky, which may destabilize the lending bank. This …

-Bond convert into equity once the equity ratio falls below a certain threshold and CoSu-Bond holders take over the bank while …

, especially when a bank receives a public bailout. However, the withdrawal risk for a distressed bank is mitigated by strong bank … non-distressed bank, or which maintain a credit relationship with a distressed bank are significantly less likely to … well-established client relationships for the stability of bank funding. …

In this paper, we examine how the institutional design affects the outcome of bank bailout decisions. In the German … savings bank sector, distress events can be resolved by local politicians or a state-level association. We show that decisions … by local politicians with close links to the bank are distorted by personal considerations: While distress events per se …

2014, the largest banks in the Euro Area are under the direct supervision of the European Central Bank (ECB). In this … listed European banks to measure each bank's contribution to systemic risk (SRISK) at the national and at the Euro Area level … heterogeneity both across countries and banks. Second, we explore the drivers of systemic risk. A bank s contribution to systemic …