Document de recherche du LEO - DR LEO 2005-29A straightforward method to enhance market discipline in banking is the Mandatory Sub-Debt Policy (MSDP), i.e. a requirement by which some large banks are forced to regularly issue a certain minimum amount of subordinated and non-guaranteed debt. The reasons behind the mandatoty attribute of a MSDP are not trivial. At first glance, a MSDP may be even superfluous if one notes that existing sub-debt issues by many large banking organizations actually meet or exceed the minimum requirements put forward by the proponents of this reform proposal. Our objective is to demonstrate that despite this stylized fact, a MDSP is not unnecessary. Under the current regulation framework - that is, in the absence ...
The thesis examines subordinated debt holder market discipline in UK credit institutions during the ...
The thesis examines subordinated debt holder market discipline in UK credit institutions during the ...
Several studies have recommended reliance on subordinated debt as a tool for monitoring banks by inv...
Document de recherche du LEO - DR LEO 2005-29A straightforward method to enhance market discipline i...
Mandatory Sub-Debt Policy as an alternative to the Third Pillar of Basel II : Is it feasible ?, by A...
Ad ri an Po p∗-- Preliminary & incomplete draft--Abstract: A st raightforward method to enhance ...
Sub-debt, market discipline, and regulatory reform The proposals regarding the reform of banking re...
One of the aims of mandatory subordinated debt is to enhance both direct and indirect market discipl...
Nous analysons l'impact de l'opacité des banques et de la crédibilité de l'absence d'intervention de...
This paper attempts to analyze bank subordinated debt (i.e. subordinated debt issued by the banks) f...
Previous studies have found that subordinated debt (sub-debt) markets do differentiate between banks...
This thesis provides a differentiated answer to the question whether subordinated debt disciplines b...
During the last twenty years an increasing number of proposals to improve bank market discipline th...
Fully in line with the international financial crisis on the one hand, and with the discussions on t...
Comments are welcome. The paper analyzes the mandatory subordinated debt proposals in banking. It th...
The thesis examines subordinated debt holder market discipline in UK credit institutions during the ...
The thesis examines subordinated debt holder market discipline in UK credit institutions during the ...
Several studies have recommended reliance on subordinated debt as a tool for monitoring banks by inv...
Document de recherche du LEO - DR LEO 2005-29A straightforward method to enhance market discipline i...
Mandatory Sub-Debt Policy as an alternative to the Third Pillar of Basel II : Is it feasible ?, by A...
Ad ri an Po p∗-- Preliminary & incomplete draft--Abstract: A st raightforward method to enhance ...
Sub-debt, market discipline, and regulatory reform The proposals regarding the reform of banking re...
One of the aims of mandatory subordinated debt is to enhance both direct and indirect market discipl...
Nous analysons l'impact de l'opacité des banques et de la crédibilité de l'absence d'intervention de...
This paper attempts to analyze bank subordinated debt (i.e. subordinated debt issued by the banks) f...
Previous studies have found that subordinated debt (sub-debt) markets do differentiate between banks...
This thesis provides a differentiated answer to the question whether subordinated debt disciplines b...
During the last twenty years an increasing number of proposals to improve bank market discipline th...
Fully in line with the international financial crisis on the one hand, and with the discussions on t...
Comments are welcome. The paper analyzes the mandatory subordinated debt proposals in banking. It th...
The thesis examines subordinated debt holder market discipline in UK credit institutions during the ...
The thesis examines subordinated debt holder market discipline in UK credit institutions during the ...
Several studies have recommended reliance on subordinated debt as a tool for monitoring banks by inv...