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, the increase in average banking system losses is substantial. Both the average bank and the worst performing group of …
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Bank compensation in distress is often regarded as special due to the prevalence of high bonus payments. I study … cutting fixed or variable compensation. The convergence of bank behavior with that of non-financial firms might be due to post …
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mix, pricing decisions, management buffers, and profit distribution along with individual bank conditions, including their …
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of bank failure is sufficiently large, the surplus as well. Our results in overall highlight the need to take into …
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the effect of competition on realized bank risk (i.e. more intense competition and greater use of securitization is …
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the effect of competition on realised bank risk (i.e. more intense competition and greater use of securitisation is …
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. By revaluating the fair valued balance sheets on a daily basis, we calculate bank capital maximum drawdowns for different …
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How much capital and liquidity does a bank need – to support its risk taking activities? During the recent (and still … credible, and thus broad-based supervisory stress testing became the new tool. Bank balance sheets are notoriously opaque and … regained. With that trust re-established, the cost-benefit of stress testing disclosures may tip away from bank …
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to rescue banks in the event of concurrent bank failures. Our analysis reveals a novel coordination role of stress tests …. Disclosure of stress-test results informs banks of the failure likelihood of other banks, which can reduce welfare by …
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