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Fiscal policy and lending relationships
... their lending margins more for bank-dependent borrowers than for those with access to public bond markets because of the informational hold-up eect rather than a greater risk of the rst type of ...featuring ...
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Lending relationships and monetary policy
... future relationships), and decrease it ...banking relationships in our model is done in a reduced form, this trade-off faced by the bank highlights the main characteristics of relationship ...
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Fiscal policy and lending relationships
... in this paper are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of the IMF or IMF policy. We are grateful to Yunus Aksoy for giving us the input of modeling the banking sector as lending ...
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An economic analysis of bank risk taking: Stability, deposit contracts and lending relationships
... 00001t tif An Economic Analysis of Bank Risk Taking Stability, Deposit Contracts and Lending Relationships by ELENA CARLETTI The London School of Economics and Political Science Thesis submitted in pa[.] ...
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Disinvestment, lending relationships and executive compensation: Evidence from the Indian experience
... firm relationships of FGO versus PGO firms, an aspect not previously addressed in the ...banking relationships, presumably to avoid hold‐up problems (Rajan, 1992; Boot, 2000) or alternately, as a response ...
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Does institutional quality matter for lending relationships? Evidence from Italy
... bank relationships given that they are generally financed by cooperative and popular banks with which they engage close banking relationships (Ferri and Messori, 2000; Cosci and Meliciani, ...bank ...
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Modelling trust evolution within small business lending relationships
... Thus, the lending practice could be presented by an extension of a two-stage game (Fig. 1). In this paper, we restrict our focus to the one-shot interaction without nature, where each player knows all of the ...
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Foreign currency lending
... Overall, these findings yield the natural question of whether the affected firms can do anything to remedy this competitive disadvantage. We consider two potential strategies. The first involves firms formulating ...
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Bank Lending and Relationship Capital
... bank lending is that it highlights the importance of the market structure and the contracting environment, and does not rely on fluctuating bank balance sheets or firm collateral ...
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Changing Banking Relationships and Client Firm Performance: Evidence for Japan from the 1990s
... of lending relationships do not face a lock-in problem with their main ...of relationships has a positive effect on the change in main ...strong relationships with firms, the effects of the ...
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The commitment problem of secured lending
... The paper presents a new theory of trade credit where firms buy inputs on credit from suppliers to restore the benefits of secured bank financing impaired by contract incompleteness. In a setting where investment is ...
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Is US Bank Lending Sensitive to Exchange Rates? A Panel Data Investigation
... border lending such that the loans are denominated in foreign currency will face risk associated with currency ...cross-border lending of European banks in the 2007-2008 crisis was the downturn in global ...
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Interest Rate Pass through in Pakistan: Evidence from Transfer Function Approach
... and Lending rates are available, only, at six-months ...and Lending rate is measured using six monthly data. The deposit and lending rates used are weighted average as only these are ...
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Virtual Lending and Loan Repayment in Commercial Banks in Kenya
... According to Sacerdoti (2005), among the reasons for lack of access to credit from banks in Sub-Saharan Africa are inability of borrowers to provide accurate information on their financial status, absence of reliable and ...
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Report from the Commission to the Council and to the European Parliament on the borrowing and lending activities of the Community in 2008. COM (2010) 69 final, 4 March 2010
... the lending activities decided by the Council, the Commission is empowered to borrow funds on the capital market on behalf of the respective Community (EC, ...and lending mechanism operation is determined ...
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Impact of Bank Lending on Economics Growth in Pakistan: An Empirical Study of Lending to Private Sector
... Adams et al. [19], investigate empirically dynamic of relationship between bank lending, insurance and eco- nomic growth. They covered the study in Sweden and used time series data for the period 1830 to 1998. The ...
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The role of small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) in the socio economic stability of Karachi
... Till late 90s, the focus of the government, banks, and financial institutions remained mainly on the corporate sector, particularly large-scale industries and manufacturing concerns. The greater concentration of ...
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Proposal for a Council Decision granting a Community guarantee to the European Investment Bank against losses under loans for projects outside the Community (Central and Eastern Europe and Western Balkans, Mediterranean countries, Latin America and Asia, and the Republic of South Africa). COM (99) 142 final, 23 April 1999
... Conclusion In compliance with the Council guidelines on EIB external lending and Agenda 2000, the Commission proposes that the Council: - call on the EIB to continue its lending operatio[r] ...
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Addressing the Financial Crisis: The EU’s Incomplete Regulatory Response. Egmont Paper No. 39, December 2010
... ADDRESSING THE FINANCIAL CRISIS: THE EU’S INCOMPLETE REGULATORY RESPONSE Lending and Borrowing • European Commission, Public Consultation on Responsible Lending and Borrowing in the EU, [r] ...
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Lending facilities versus banking service: unbalanced bank lending to SMEs in China
... There is a clear problem of informality here in terms of the banking system and SMEs. The context differentiates Chinese relational lending from German relational lending. Discrimination against private ...
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