This working paper seeks to confirm the existing evidence on the relationship between banking sector stability and economic activity. A Panel VAR model on 13 European countries for the period 1996 – 2014 is used. The level of banking sector stability is proxied by the Z-score, economic activity is represented by GDP growth while other variables are used in the model as controls. Analysing three distinct periods – i.e. 1996-2014, 1996-2006 and 2006-2014 – on two groups of countries – i.e. more and less stable –, the results demonstrate that while countries appear to behave similarly during calm periods, under more stressful times the outcomes turn out to be different
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This working paper seeks to confirm the existing evidence on the relationship between banking secto...
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International audienceThis paper investigates the effect of bank competition and financial stability...
We examine the relationship of banking crises with economic growth and recessions. Our data cover 2...
This paper uses static and dynamic panel estimates in a sample including all 28 European Union count...
Using static and dynamic panel estimates in a sample including all 28 European Union countries durin...
A major objective of policy makers is to achive targeted economic growth. Given the role of financia...
This paper aims to examine the relationship between financial development and economic growth on the...
This paper aims at establishing the link between economic performance, financial depth and financial...
This paper aims at establishing the link between economic performance and financial stability in the...
This paper provides empirical evidence on the causality relations between bank performance and econo...
Banking crises, albeit rare, can have nefarious consequences. As such, it is relevant to understand...
Purpose - The paper aims to explore the mechanisms linking the impact of financial development on ec...
This paper investigates the effect of banking sector development on economic growth in a panel of 87...
This paper analyses the effects of bank lending on GDP and employment. Following losses on internati...
This working paper seeks to confirm the existing evidence on the relationship between banking secto...
This paper investigates the effect of bank competition and financial stability on economic growth by...
International audienceThis paper investigates the effect of bank competition and financial stability...
We examine the relationship of banking crises with economic growth and recessions. Our data cover 2...
This paper uses static and dynamic panel estimates in a sample including all 28 European Union count...
Using static and dynamic panel estimates in a sample including all 28 European Union countries durin...
A major objective of policy makers is to achive targeted economic growth. Given the role of financia...
This paper aims to examine the relationship between financial development and economic growth on the...
This paper aims at establishing the link between economic performance, financial depth and financial...
This paper aims at establishing the link between economic performance and financial stability in the...
This paper provides empirical evidence on the causality relations between bank performance and econo...
Banking crises, albeit rare, can have nefarious consequences. As such, it is relevant to understand...
Purpose - The paper aims to explore the mechanisms linking the impact of financial development on ec...
This paper investigates the effect of banking sector development on economic growth in a panel of 87...
This paper analyses the effects of bank lending on GDP and employment. Following losses on internati...