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This paper analyzes loan pricing when there is multiple banking and borrower distress. Using a unique data set on SME … estimation. The analysis allows to distinguish between rents that accrue due to single bank lending, rents that accrue due to …
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[REVISED AUG 2019]We investigate the shrinking community banking sector and the impact on local small business lending (SBL) in the context of mergers and acquisitions. From all mergers that involved community banks, we examine the varying impact on SBL depending on the local presence of the...
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Assessing the impacts of bank mergers on small firms requires separating borrowers with single versus multiple banking …-relationship borrowers who "switch" to another bank following a merger will be less harmed than those whose relationship is "dropped" and not … to be dropped. We track post-merger performance and show that many dropped target-bank borrowers are harmed by the merger …
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This paper uses the relatively new CRA small business loan data to examine how bank consolidation has been related to … small business lending within a bank's local community - particularly to borrowers having more modest economic prospects … increases the local market share of the surviving bank or its parent holding company. Thus, our results indicate that, at least …
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Using a sample of 3,964 bank mergers during the 1999-2016 period, we examine the differential effects of merger and … business loan (SBL) originations in counties where the target bank has a presence; the results are stronger in counties with a … those involving out-of-state acquirers have no impact on SBL originations. Analyses of acquirer bank SBL origination …
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asymmetries within the bank combined with fixed wages. Two kinds of inefficiencies arise in equilibrium: the credit officer either … bank accepts the information asymmetries, is called the centralized structure. Under decentralized structure the bank … finance more small firms, but incur higher costs than centralized ones. Small banks are interpreted as a bank with relatively …
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In the 1990s the banks established in the Italian South have reduced their cost-income ratios and improved their ability to screen customers, increasing profitability. The spread between the loan rates in the South and North has narrowed substantially. Taking into account differences in the size...
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We study the spatial expansion of banks in response to banking deregulation in the 1980s and 90s. During this period, large banks expanded rapidly, mostly by adding new branches in new locations, while many small banks exited. We document that large banks sorted into the densest markets, but...
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We study the role of banks in amplifying a fiscal stimulus. Exploiting increases in US defense spending following the 9/11 attacks, we show that increased economic activity in counties exposed to the spending shock lowered non-performing loans at banks. In turn, banks increased lending to small...
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