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curves and an inability to offer deposit rates significantly below zero combine to compress bank earnings in this environment …
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common factors than other syndicated loans. We show that loans extended to borrowers in market- versus bank-based financial … by proxies for bank syndicate structure, tranching, and acquired firms' characteristics. We find that loans extended to … borrowers in market-based financial systems have higher spreads than those in bank-based financial systems, but this difference …
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How does bank profitability vary with interest rates? We present a model of a monopolistically competitive bank subject …
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collected data, the study adopted the Random Effects Model. Interest rate spreads have been found to be determined by bank …-specific factors, industry –specific factors and the macroeconomic factors. Specifically, bank size, credit risk, return on assets …, bank capacity utilisation, market concentration and inflation are the main drivers wide interest rate spreads in the …
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Keeping in view that the roles of portfolio risk and the relationship between different risky lending assets in loan valuation have not been studied empirically, this study examines the relationship between undiversiable portfolio risk and portfolio lending with an attempt to fill the gap...
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An entrepreneur chooses a relationship bank or market finance. The advantage of bank finance is that the quality of the … that the bank continues inefficient projects, i.e., zombie lending occurs. In the short run - for a given contract - a drop … in the market interest rate increases zombification. The bank adapts the contract to this drop in the long run, and …
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The author's study analyzes, loan valuation methods using discrete time model of contingent claims analysis. In the empirical test, the undiversifiable risk was measured by the correlation coefficient of one borrower with the average return of all borrowers. The results of the test supported the...
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influenced by bank size and market share, and to a somewhat lesser extent by deposit rates and non-performing loans. In addition …. Furthermore, bank size and market share, as well as the differential between domestic and foreign rates, are the most important …
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with accounting treatments. A simple model shows that a bank's incentive to take on risks for which potential future losses … can be managed is countercyclical, especially if a bank is capital constrained or used to have a wider NIM in the past …, subject to the size-dependent enhancement of regulatory restraints after the crisis. The analysis thus places bank holding …
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A VAR analysis of Swiss data from 1987 to 2015 provides no evidence for significant long and short run influence of leverage on GDP, credit and the interest rate spread. Increasing capital requirements for banks should therefore have no strong negative macroeconomic effects.
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