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Roles, Missions and Business Models of Public Financial Institutions in Europe

Schmit, Mathias; Denuit, Thierry; Gheeraert, Laurent; … - In: Roles, Missions and Business Models of Public Financial …

In Europe, the balance between publicly owned and privately owned financialinstitutions varies through time and from country to country. Historically, nationalisations and privatisations have moved the balance backwards and forwards. So has the recent financial crisis. Mathias Schmit, Laurent...

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Roles, missions and business models of public financial institutions in Europe

Schmit, Mathias; Gheeraert, Laurent; Denuit, Thierry; … - 2011

In Europe, the balance between publicly owned and privately owned financial institutions varies through time and from country to country. Historically, nationalisations and privatisations have moved the balance backwards and forwards. So has the recent financial crisis. Mathias Schmit, Laurent...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011710941

New Paradigms in Banking, Financial Markets and Regulation?

Balling, Morten; Lierman, Frank; den Spiegel, Freddy Van; … - 2012

On May 11-12, 2011, SUERF, the Belgian Financial Forum, the Brussels Finance Institute and the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) jointly organised the 29th SUERF Colloquium New paradigms in money and finance? The papers included in this SUERF Study are based on contributions to the...

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New Paradigms in Banking, Financial Markets and Regulation?

Ayadi, Rym; masciandaro, donato; Quintyn, Marc G.; … - SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum

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New paradigms in banking, financial markets and regulation?

Balling, Morten (ed.); Lierman, Frank (ed.); … - New Paradigms in Money and Finance? <Veranstaltung> …; … - 2012

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Privatisation and Banking Performance

Paul, Stephan - 2007

Following the controversial discussion on the banking industry's performance in Europe and particularly in Germany, this study empirically analyses the main driving forces of banks' and the banking systems' profitability: Using recursive partitioning, the sample of around 3,000 European banks is...

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Improving Egypt’s business climate to revive private sector growth

Thiemann, Ania - 2024

Weak productivity in Egypt is rooted in deep-seated structural causes that impede market competition and prevent a more efficient resource allocation. This implies a number of challenges for economic policy to meet the objectives for long-term sustainable growth as set out in the National...

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Credit market imperfection, lack of entrepreneurs and capital outflow from a developing economy

Marjit, Sugata; Mishra, Suryaprakash - 2020

This paper explores the impact of credit market on the entrepreneurs and demand for credit in a credit constrained economy and the resultant impact on the capital flows. In standard trade models the capital flows across countries are explained as a result of the rate of return differentials due...

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Intra-industry effects of privatization announcements: Evidence from developed and developing countries

Otchere, Isaac - 2002

We examine the stock price reaction of rival firms to privatization announcements to infer information about industry … effects of privatization. We find that the rival firms reacted negatively to privatization announcements, thus suggesting that … find that the adverse reaction of the rival firms to privatization announcements in developing countries is stronger than …

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State - owned banks from Romania

Dumitriu, Ramona; Stefanescu, Razvan; Nistor, Costel - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2012

: In Romania, as in many Central and Eastern Europe countries, during the communist regime all the banks were owned by the state and their activities were circumscribed by rigid norms. After the communist regime had fallen, the state owned banks had to adapt to a competitive environment. The...

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