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Taming systemically important financial institutions

Freixas, Xavier; Rochet, Jean-Charles - In: Journal of money, credit and banking : JMCB 45 (2013), pp. 37-58

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Confidence in Banks, Financial Institutions and Wall Street, 1971-2011

Owens, Lindsay A. - 2012

the bank bailouts of 2008. Indeed, Americans' confidence in all three institutions has plummeted accordingly in the years …

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TARP’s Deadbeat Banks

Wilson, Linus - 2012

This paper tests whether poorly capitalized banks with troubled loan books are more likely to miss their bailout dividends. Privately held banks with weaker core capital ratios, more charged off loans, more allowances for loan losses, and more non-performing loans are more likely to miss their...

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Taking the Moral Hazard Out of Banking : The Next Fundamental Step in Financial Reform

Masera, Rainer - 2011

The path between financial meltdown and moral hazard in banking is, at best, narrow and impervious. During the financial crisis, public support became the standard response to save the banks in difficulty, heightening and broadening the moral hazard issue: subordinated/senior debt holders and...

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The Taxation and Regulation of Banks

Keen, Michael - 2011

bank tax, and the U.S. administration has revived its own proposal for such a charge. This paper considers the structure … for taxing bank borrowing, perhaps as an adjunct to minimum capital requirements, at marginal rates that rise quite … higher than those of the bank taxes so far adopted or proposed …

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Revitalizing the Southeast Asian Regional Financial Architecture : Towards the Establishment of a Financial Stability Body and Effective Cross-Border Resolution Regime for Banks an...

Bernardo, Pedro Jose - 2012

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Financial Sector Reform after the Crisis : Has Anything Happened?

Schäfer, Alexander - 2013

We analyze the reaction of stock returns and CDS spreads of banks from Europe and the United States to four major regulatory reforms in the aftermath of the subprime crisis, employing an event study analysis. In contrast to the public perception that nothing has happened, we find that financial...

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Bank Panics, Government Guarantees, and the Long-Run Size of the Financial Sector : Evidence from Free-Banking America

Chabot, Benjamin Remy - 2014

Governments often attempt to increase the confidence of financial market participants by making implicit or explicit guarantees of uncertain credibility. Confidence in these guarantees presumably alters the size of the financial sector, but observing the long-run consequences of failed...

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New Tools for Global Regulation of Banking Financial Sector of the World Economy

Shelepov, Andrey - 2013

its further evolution. Reforms in four priority areas: new bank capital and liquidity standards (Baselstandards …

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Banks and Governments : An Arial View

Gelpern, Anna - 2013

bank-government link has turned more destructive, prompting proposals to break it for good. Some of these proposals may …

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