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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Banking crises"”.
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Essays on Systemic Banking Crises and Bank Regulation
… rates and inflation are not reported as systemic banking crisis determinants when estimated over a full business cycle. When studies such as these are conducted we find that the choice of panel time-span is highly relevant. Using a shorter panel (1998-2011) involving 75 countries, we show that …
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Capital Controls and Banking Crises in Emerging Markets
… the relationship between capital controls and banking crises and the existing research has mixed results. We argue that the results may depend on the measurement of capital controls. Previous research used a broad index of capital controls, but this may lead to imprecise results due to their …
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Financial liberalisation and banking crises in sub-Saharan Africa
… liberalisation policies on the stability of banking sectors in selected countries in Sub Saharan Africa (SSA). The study is motivated by theoretical emphasis on the competing in uence of financial liberalisation in fostering financial development, but also giving rise to financial systems …
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An analysis of the determinants of the banking crises in the Southern African Development Community (SADC)
This study analysed the determinants of banking crises in the SADC region for the period 1985-2011. The probability of a banking crisis was estimated using a multinomial logit model on real GDP growth level, terms of trade, the ratio of private domestic credit to GDP and the ratio of M2 to foreign …
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Investigating Nigeria's asset management corporation : a case study of a bad banking solution to banking crises
… the effectiveness of AMCON in addressing the banking crisis in Nigeria based on evidence from different sources ranging from economic indicators to media reports and newspaper interviews. The establishment of AMCON in 2010 helped to resolve the non-performing loans crisis in Nigerian banks, …
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Az európai bankrendszer koncentrációs folyamatának következményei. M&As, teljesítmény, verseny és bankválság = Consequences of the process of the concentration of the European banking system M&As, performance, competition and banking crises
Az értekezés az európai bankrendszer koncentrációját kiváltó tényezők elemzésével, illetve a bankrendszer koncentrációs folyamatának következményeivel foglalkozik mikrogazdasági, vagyis banki szinten, illetve globális szinten. Az európai (kontinentális) bankrendszer az angolszász pénzügyi …
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Non-performing bank loans and banking crisis in the Pakistani banking system
This thesis investigates the Pakistani banking crisis, which was the result of non-performing bank loans over the period 1996-98. The thesis uses primary data collected for this research through questionnaires from the credit managers who approved these non-performing bank loans. The …
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Essays on Medium-Term Economic Cycles and Real-Financial Linkages
… model. The third paper (‘The Effects of Systemic Banking Crises’) is written with Dr. Bruno Rocha (University of Lisbon) and my supervisor Professor Solomos Solomou (University of Cambridge). We examine the medium-term effects of systemic banking crises on macroeconomy using a data set for a panel …
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Financial Markets, Financial Intermediation, and Bailout Policy
… have been marked with a series of financial and banking crises all over the world. This turned the attention of economists to such questions as how a financial system should be structured in order to reduce the vulnerability of an economy to the risk of a crisis, or what policy should regulators …
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The implications of bank risk-weighted capital and ownership on portfolio rebalancing, profitability, and stability: evidence from Tanzania
… as they often dominate the financial sector. The banking crises of the last three decades have resulted in increased macroprudential regulations to protect the banking sector against the risk of failure emanating from banks' loan portfolios. A key element of these regulations is usually the …
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Three Essays on International Political Economy
… US capital flows would affect the occurrence of banking crises in emerging markets and compare the effects with total foreign flows. Research Motivation: The focus of this research on US capital flows stems from the Structuralism approach in International Political Economy. This theory argues …
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Essays on banking and corporate finance in developing countries
… consists of three essays that examine banking and corporate finance in developing countries. Specifically, it explores the theoretical and empirical implications of open capital markets, foreign bank entry, and the role of bond markets during banking crises. Chapter 1 analyzes the …
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Essays in debt sustainability and financial stability
… sovereign spreads and the probability of debt crises in emerging economies, but not in advanced economies; this effect varies with asset characteristics, notably liquidity. Assets also help discriminate among countries across the distribution of sovereign spreads, thus signaling information …
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The End of Capitalism, Again? An institutional-evolutionary view
… risk in 2008, as well as in many previous crises. In this thesis, I argue that the global diffusion of bailout policy is a case of Darwinian institutional evolution, involving a process of variation, selection, and retention of institutions. Furthermore, I argue that bailout policy is a …
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Essays on Market Conditions and Corporate Investment Decisions
… through regulations. Episodes of systemic banking crises across many countries are examined to identify unanticipated credit contractions; firm investment growth during and post crisis periods are compared to their pre-crisis levels. The chapter shows that credit contractions are costly for …
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The Effects of Board Gender Diversity on Bank Performance and Risk-taking: Evidence from the Banking Sector in sub-Saharan Africa
Banking crises and governance failures remain persistent challenges in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), where female representation on corporate boards continues to lag behind that observed in other regions. Despite growing global attention to board diversity, most empirical evidence on the relationship …
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Non-bank financial intermediation – a focus on South Africa
… Africa over time, and how it is connected to the banking system. While the growth of the NBFI-sector has outpaced that of banks - driven mainly by collective investment schemes, banks continue to hold the largest share of financial assets. We show relatively high levels of interconnectedness …
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Essays in Banking and Default
… and weak economic fundamentals lead to a banking crisis. Policy interventions face a trade-o¤ between alleviating banks' funding conditions and strengthening their risk-taking incentives. Due to this trade-off, liquidity provision to banks may eliminate the good equilibrium when it is not …