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Industry effects in the stock returns of banks and nonfinancial firms

FRBSF Economic Letter

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Additions to bank loan-loss reserves: good news or bad news?

Working Papers , Paper 89-7

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Australian banking risk: evidence from share prices

We use share price data to calculate bank asset volatilities, market capital-asset ratios, and the public-sector depositor protection liability for Australia. The results show that the average capital ratio for the Australian banking sector has risen over the past decade, while the riskiness of bank assets has increased slightly. An examination of the relationship between asset volatility and bank capital implies that riskier banks have tended to maintain higher capital ratios, with a similar positive relationship between the two variables over time at individual banks. We find that the ...
Working Papers in Applied Economic Theory , Paper 94-03

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A price history for controlling shares of small banks in the Tenth District

Financial Industry Perspectives

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Measuring the relative marginal cost of debt and capital for banks (summary)

Economic Policy Review , Volume 4 , Issue Oct , Pages 45

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Policy statement issued November 14, 1985 on payment of cash dividends

Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Jan

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Competitive forces and profit persistence in banking

FRBSF Economic Letter

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Owners versus managers: who controls the bank?

Business Review , Issue May , Pages 13-23

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The use of equity positions by banks: the Japanese evidence

Economic Review , Issue Fall , Pages 41-55

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Equity and bond market signals as leading indicators of bank fragility

We analyse the ability of equity market-based distances-to-default and subordinated bond spreads to signal a material weakening in banks' financial condition. Using option pricing, we show that both indicators are complete and unbiased indicators of bank fragility. We empirically test these properties using a sample of EU banks. Two different econometric models are estimated: a series of logit-models, which were estimated for different time-leads, and a proportional hazard model. We find support in favour of using both the distance-to-default and spread as leading indicators of bank ...
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Jordan, John S. 3 items

Kane, Edward J. 3 items

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