[PDF] Top 20 Essays on banking in developing countries

... NIMs with inefficient banks exploiting dominant positions in their host markets, as well as an inefficient regulatory environment (Demirguc-Kunt and Huizinga (1999); Demirguc-Kunt, Laeven and Levine (2004)). In this ... See full document

... The London School of Economics and Political Science Essays on Effects of Skill Mix on Productivity and Determinants of Foreign Ownership in Developing Countries Kitjawat Tacharoen A Thesis Submitted[.] ... See full document

... terms, compared to the earlier situation when much of the government deficit was financed off-shore (See the discussion in Section III.2 and III.4). The resulting lesser availability of funds on-shore may have induced ... See full document

... Essays on Banking Table of Contents 11 Introduction Chapter One - Economies of Scale and Scope and Productive Efficiency in Portuguese Banking: A Stochastic Cost Frontier Approach 1.1.. [r] ... See full document

... Developing countries today face different international policies and pressures than did the currently industrialized countries when they were in the midst of the development pro- ...on ... See full document

... Cohen et al. (1996) asserted that to properly develop new products/services, compan- ies should allocate a great amount of resources, including time and financial resources, to them. We listed the aspects of new services ... See full document

... Table 14 reported the average characteristics associated with LG-sorted portfolios, cal- culated on an equally-weighted basis. 24 Examining these summary statistics is useful in narrowing down the potential mechanisms ... See full document

... this banking literature is less centered on the ”uniqueness of bank loans” and instead tries to explain the coexistence of bank credit and direct financing by studying the choice of alternative financ- ing methods ... See full document

... In this paper we analyse a two-stage duopoly model of overdraft pricing which captures some relevant characteristics of the retail banking sector to illustrate how FIIC-pricing can emerge as an equilibrium ... See full document

... If so, this would mean that countries which experience banking crises would grow more slowly than others, or that those with a larger banking crisis (or more insolvent system) would [r] ... See full document

... source countries to ten European countries from the period of 1994 to ...Thus, countries with a large supply of cheap but skilled human capital attract more ... See full document

... My paper fills a gap in the literature because there is no previous work that focuses on wholesale funding constraints of small banks and their effects on lending behavior and related performance. Recent studies about ... See full document

... A bank wants to invest in the same industry if all other banks are making correlated investments because then he can buy a cheaper insurance which insures only the good state and rely on[r] ... See full document

... Inter-bank lending markets help ensure an efficient allocation of capital in the banking system. While these markets facilitate re-allocating surplus liquidity in nor- mal times, potential lenders may hoard ... See full document

... Banking and, more generally, …nancial intermediation perform essential roles for the e¢ cient allocation of resources in modern economies, but they can also be sources of instability. One such instability is the ... See full document

... Turkish banking system presented clear signs of financial ...Turkish banking sector led to the enactment of the Banks Act 4389 44 followed by the establishment of an autonomous body, The Banking ... See full document

... The first is about how non-performing loans (NPLs) are treated by individual banks, how their actions affect their viability, as well as its impact on the marke[r] ... See full document

... other countries with strong military regimes, including Egypt (Chekir and Diwan, 2014) and Turkey (Demir, 2005), also document how privatization of state-owned assets and trade liberalization can facilitate the ... See full document

... shadow banking; but the complexity of shadow banking, combined with the technology that enables it, can exacerbate the ...shadow banking motivated senior manager reliance on the imperfect ... See full document

... 150 countries, of which over 70% are developing economies, this study examines the impact of EDIS with its different forms on banking crises for the period of ...of banking crisis when the ... See full document