ABSTRAGT This paper examines the effect that the coexistence of small and large banks, with different interests in the international market, has on the debt renegotiation process. Making use of a reputational model, we argue that the presence of small banks implies that debtor countries have a harder tine obtaining new money than what they would have absent the small banks
This article examines the determinants of concentration of creditors. The empirical evidence drawn f...
Using survey based data, we investigate factors influencing credit rationing within a bank-based fin...
This paper discusses the relationship between bank size and risk-taking under Pillar I of the New Ba...
This paper examines the effect that the coexistence of small and large banks, with different interes...
The present study is focused on the renegotiation of small debt contracts for small and medium-sized...
We examine the lending behaviour of small and large banks in the Eurozone during the sovereign debt...
In the 1950s Gurley and Shaw (1955) began emphasizing the role of intermediaries in the credit suppl...
We study the question of whether there exist strategies whereby countries are able to sustain a cart...
This paper presents a simple model relating firm age with firm size and access to credit markets. Le...
We estimate the effect of the distribution of banks by asset size on a country’s propensity to engag...
textabstractThe stability of a banking system ultimately depends on the strength and credibility of ...
This paper presents a theoretical model based on risk diversification to rationalize the observed di...
In this paper, we use an empirical approach to provide evidence on the topic of relationship lending...
This article examines the determinants of concentration of creditors. The empirical evidence drawn f...
This article examines the determinants of concentration of creditors. The empirical evidence drawn f...
This article examines the determinants of concentration of creditors. The empirical evidence drawn f...
Using survey based data, we investigate factors influencing credit rationing within a bank-based fin...
This paper discusses the relationship between bank size and risk-taking under Pillar I of the New Ba...
This paper examines the effect that the coexistence of small and large banks, with different interes...
The present study is focused on the renegotiation of small debt contracts for small and medium-sized...
We examine the lending behaviour of small and large banks in the Eurozone during the sovereign debt...
In the 1950s Gurley and Shaw (1955) began emphasizing the role of intermediaries in the credit suppl...
We study the question of whether there exist strategies whereby countries are able to sustain a cart...
This paper presents a simple model relating firm age with firm size and access to credit markets. Le...
We estimate the effect of the distribution of banks by asset size on a country’s propensity to engag...
textabstractThe stability of a banking system ultimately depends on the strength and credibility of ...
This paper presents a theoretical model based on risk diversification to rationalize the observed di...
In this paper, we use an empirical approach to provide evidence on the topic of relationship lending...
This article examines the determinants of concentration of creditors. The empirical evidence drawn f...
This article examines the determinants of concentration of creditors. The empirical evidence drawn f...
This article examines the determinants of concentration of creditors. The empirical evidence drawn f...
Using survey based data, we investigate factors influencing credit rationing within a bank-based fin...
This paper discusses the relationship between bank size and risk-taking under Pillar I of the New Ba...