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Starting from MacIntyre's virtue ethics, we investigate several codes of conduct of banks to identify the type of virtues that are needed to realize their mission. Based on this analysis, we define three core virtues: honesty, due care and accuracy. We compare and contrast these codes of conduct...
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How can competition enhance bank soundness? Does competition improve soundness via the efficiency channel? Do banks heterogeneously respond to competition? To answer these questions, we exploit an innovative measure of competition [Boone, J., A new way to measure competition, EconJnl, Vol. 118,...
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for private equity investments under the simple risk weight approach, the PD/LGD approach and the internal model approach … incentives to banks for using advanced risk models. …
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varying quality. The method allows us to derive a credit risk indicator (CRI), which is the perceived share of high risk … subprime crisis. This suggests that the market was aware of their (average) exposure to high risk credit. …
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Based on survey data from 193 banks in 20 countries we provide the first bank-level analysis of the determinants of foreign currency (FX) lending in Emerging Europe. We find that FX lending by all banks, regardless of their ownership structure, is strongly determined by the macroeconomic...
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stability by highlighting different types of risk and the role of leverage. By means of a simple model we show that competition … can affect portfolio risk, insolvency risk, liquidity risk, and systemic risk differently. The effect depends crucially on … using a more precise classification of risk. Our theoretical model therefore helps to clarify a number of apparently …
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size relative to the national economy. We then examine how a bank’s risk and return, its activity mix and funding strategy … trade-off between risk and return, systemic size is an unmitigated bad, reducing return without a reduction in risk. Despite … a higher sensitivity of their funding costs to risk proxies, suggesting that they are often too big to save. The finding …
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A bank’s interest expenses are found to increase with its degree of internationalization as proxied by its share of foreign liabilities in total liabilities or a Herfindahl index of international liability concentration, especially if the bank is performing badly. Our benchmark estimation...
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Abstract: We use an RCT to analyze the impact of microcredit on poverty reduction. The study population consists of loan applicants to a large microfinance institution in Bosnia and Herzegovina who would have been rejected through regular screening. Access to credit allowed borrowers to start...
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