Add to ORKGEmpirical evidence suggests that banks hold capital in excess of regulatory min-imums. This did not prevent the financial crisis and underlines the importance of understanding bank capital determination. Market discipline is one of the forces that induces banks to hold positive capital. The literature has focused on the liability side
We provide a rationale for imposing counter-cyclical capital ratios on banks. In our simple model, b...
This paper discusses the effect of capital regulation on the risk taking behavior of commercial bank...
This paper studies moral hazard in banking due to delegated mon-itoring in an environment of aggrega...
Empirical evidence suggests that banks hold capital in excess of regulatory minimums. This did not p...
Empirical evidence suggests that banks hold capital in excess of regulatory mini-mums. This did not ...
Empirical evidence suggests that banks hold capital in excess of regulatory minimums. This did not p...
It is commonly believed that equity finance for banks is more costly than deposits. This suggests th...
Although bank capital regulation permits a bank to choose freely between equity and subordinated deb...
Market discipline for financial institutions can be imposed not only from the liability side, as has...
Empirical studies provide evidence that bank capital ratios exceed regulatory requirements. But why ...
In recognition of the important role banks play in any economy, numerous researches have been undert...
Using a sample of European commercial banks over the period 1993-2006, we show that market disciplin...
We assess how capital regulation interacts with the degree of competitiveness of the banking industr...
In this dissertation we investigate different aspects of capital regulations and their impact on the...
This article examines how stricter capital requirements affect competition and risk-taking incentive...
We provide a rationale for imposing counter-cyclical capital ratios on banks. In our simple model, b...
This paper discusses the effect of capital regulation on the risk taking behavior of commercial bank...
This paper studies moral hazard in banking due to delegated mon-itoring in an environment of aggrega...
Empirical evidence suggests that banks hold capital in excess of regulatory minimums. This did not p...
Empirical evidence suggests that banks hold capital in excess of regulatory mini-mums. This did not ...
Empirical evidence suggests that banks hold capital in excess of regulatory minimums. This did not p...
It is commonly believed that equity finance for banks is more costly than deposits. This suggests th...
Although bank capital regulation permits a bank to choose freely between equity and subordinated deb...
Market discipline for financial institutions can be imposed not only from the liability side, as has...
Empirical studies provide evidence that bank capital ratios exceed regulatory requirements. But why ...
In recognition of the important role banks play in any economy, numerous researches have been undert...
Using a sample of European commercial banks over the period 1993-2006, we show that market disciplin...
We assess how capital regulation interacts with the degree of competitiveness of the banking industr...
In this dissertation we investigate different aspects of capital regulations and their impact on the...
This article examines how stricter capital requirements affect competition and risk-taking incentive...
We provide a rationale for imposing counter-cyclical capital ratios on banks. In our simple model, b...
This paper discusses the effect of capital regulation on the risk taking behavior of commercial bank...
This paper studies moral hazard in banking due to delegated mon-itoring in an environment of aggrega...