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This paper studies how future tense marking affects the terms of bank loans. We predict that languages that grammatically mark the future affect speakers' intertemporal preferences and thereby reduce the perception of the risks associated with loan issuance. We test this hypothesis on a sample...
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I investigate how legal and institutional conditions around loan origination influence a private debt renegotiation process. Using a large sample of 15,000 loans on the European credit market, I apply a sequential logit model to consider the renegotiation likelihood, the conditional probability...
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Social networks and reputation play important roles in mitigating informational frictions related to financial intermediation, in particular bank lending. We investigate the effect of financial institutions' network and reputation on the certification value of bank loans using data on syndicated...
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There is a large expansion of sukuk, the shari'a-compliant alternative mode of financing compared to conventional bonds, in the recent years. We analyze if the stock market reaction to sukuk issues is influenced by two key features of these instruments: the sukuk type, and the characteristics of...
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I investigate the effects of bank loan renegotiation on firm's financial and investment policies, and performances. I employ OLS and endogenous switching regime regressions using a large cross-country sample of loans issued and amended on a long-time period. I find that bank loan renegotiation...
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Our work follows the early warning signals litterature. We propose to test the validity of the CAMEL rating typology for bank's default modelisation in emerging markets. We focus explicitely on this type of economies and we also investigate the impact of several regulatory, institutional and...
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​Sukuk, the shari'a-compliant alternative mode of financing to conventional bonds, have considerably expanded over the last decade. We analyze the stock market reaction to two key features of this instrument: sukuk type and characteristics of the shari'a scholar certifying the issue. We use...
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The last decade has witnessed rapid expansion of Islamic financial instruments, notably with the proliferation of Islamic investment certificates called Sukuk. Sukuk generally represent the Islamic financial instrument equivalent to conventional bonds. We evaluate the economic differences...
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What is the influence of syndicate organization on the duration of a loan syndication process? We answer this question using the survival analysis methodology on a sample of loans to borrowers from 59 countries. We find that syndicate size, concentration, experience, reputation, and national...
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We investigate how syndicate structure is influenced by the characteristics of the banking environment, such as banking market structure, financial development, banking regulation and supervision, and legal risk. The results of a cross‐country analysis performed on a sample of 15,586...
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