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We consider the impact of mandatory information disclosure on bank safety in a spatial model of banking competition in which a bank's probability of success depends on the quality of its risk measurement and management systems. Under Basel II capital requirements, this quality is either fully or...
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Does enhancing banks' information sets and understanding of credit risks improve loan loss recognition? We study this … question using a global dataset of staggered initiations and coverage increases of public credit registries (PCRs). Mandated by …
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I study the effect of interest rates on banks' lending standards. I find that low (high) interest rates discourage (encourage) screening but facilitate (hinder) effort provision. Less screening, as a result of low interest rates, increases the likelihood of a banking crisis. I further show that...
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We characterize Contractual Saving for Housing (CSH), a widespread and important product of household housing finance in Continental Europe, as relationship lending that is based on information production about borrowers in preceding saving relationships. In a multi-period partial equilibrium...
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and how this, in turn, affects the level of credit risk in the economy. Our findings reveal that enhanced competition … reduces lending cost thus encouraging the entry of new customers in credit markets. Also, that the transportation cost that …. We further lend support to the view that stiffer competition has an increasing impact on the level of credit risk …
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I study the effect of interest rates on banks' lending standards and find that low (high) interest rates discourage (encourage) screening but facilitate (hinder) effort provision. Less screening as a result of low interest rates increases the likelihood of a banking crisis. I further show that...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012870513
credit. We estimate a structural model of credit demand, loan use, pricing, and firm default using matched firm-bank data … of demand for credit and default. Our counterfactual experiments show that while increases in adverse selection increase … prices and defaults on average, reducing credit supply, banks' market power can mitigate these negative effects …
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Banks produce short-term debt for transactions and storing value. The value of bank money must not vary over time so agents can easily trade this debt at par. This requires that no agent finds it profitable to produce costly private information about the bank's loans. To produce safe liquidity...
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loan offers of informed lenders to bargain for better terms of credit elsewhere. In anticipation of this problem, banks … version of the model, the distortions from free-riding create inefficient boom-bust cycles in lending: credit is poorly …
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This analysis introduces a theoretical framework for assessing the empirical discussion of asymmetric information amongst mortgage lenders and adds the idea of lender competition into this framework. Despite this addition, the results are generally consistent with existing empirical findings...
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