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The effects of bank mergers and acquisitions on small business lending

Proceedings , Paper 549

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Tests of the fair game-efficient markets hypothesis

Research Papers in Banking and Financial Economics , Paper 68

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Megamergers in banking and the use of cost efficiency as an antitrust defense

Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 203

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Loan commitments and bank risk exposure

Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 65

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The information content of bank examinations

Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 94-20

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Consistency conditions for regulatory analysis of financial institutions: a comparison of frontier efficiency methods

We propose a set of consistency conditions that frontier efficiency measures should meet to be most useful for regulatory analysis or other purposes. The efficiency estimates should be consistent in their efficiency levels, rankings, and identification of best and worst firms, consistent over time and with competitive conditions in the market, and consistent with standard nonfrontier measures of performance. We provide evidence on these conditions by evaluating and comparing efficiency estimates on U.S. bank efficiency from variants of all four of the major approaches -- DEA, SFA, TFA, and ...
Financial Services working paper , Paper 97-02

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Is a Friend in Need a Friend Indeed? How Relationship Borrowers Fare during the COVID-19 Crisis

We analyze loan contract terms, investigating whether relationship borrowers fare better or worse than others in times of need, using the COVID-19 crisis as a quasi-natural experiment. COVID-19 is superior to prior crises for such analysis because its public health and government restrictions shocks directly harm borrowers, rather than banks. Our dataset includes Y-14Q, covering syndicated and non syndicated loans and small and large firms, unlike some other datasets. We find the dark side of relationships dominates across four relationship measures, 14 COVID-19 shocks, and PPP participation. ...
Working Papers , Paper 21-13

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An empirical analysis of standby letters of credit

Research Papers in Banking and Financial Economics , Paper 85

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The importance of accurate bank accounting under FDICIA

Proceedings , Paper 411

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Bank liquidity creation and bank capital

Recent theory papers by Diamond and Rajan (2000, 2001) and others suggest that banks with higher capital ratios may create less liquidity because capital diminishes financial fragility and/or ?crowds out? deposits. Other contributions suggest the opposite outcome: banks with higher capital ratios may create more liquidity because capital gives them greater capacity to absorb the risks associated with liquidity creation. We construct liquidity creation measures for U.S. banks from 1993-2003 and test these opposing theoretical predictions. Our calculations suggest that the industry created over ...
Proceedings , Paper 997

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