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The Collateral Channel and Bank Credit

Our paper studies the role of the collateral channel for bank credit using confidential bank-firm-loan data. We estimate that for a 1 percent increase in collateral values,firms pledging real estate collateral experience a 12 basis point higher growth in banklending with higher sensitivities for more credit constrained firms. Higher real estatevalues boost firm capital expenditures and lead to lower unemployment and higheremployment growth and business creation. Our estimates imply that as much as 37percent of employment growth over the period from 2013 to 2019 can be attributed to the ...
Working Paper , Paper 22-04

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The Collateral Channel and Bank Credit

We identify the firm-level and aggregate effects of collateral price shocks on business lending and investment — also known as the collateral channel — using detailed bank-firm-loan level data that allow us to observe the pledging of real estate collateral and to control for credit demand and supply conditions. At the firm level, a 1-percentage-point increase in collateral values leads to an increase of 12 basis points in credit growth, whereas the average elasticity of credit to collateral values in the cross-section of metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) is seven times larger. Our ...
Richmond Fed Economic Brief , Volume 23 , Issue 33

Working Paper
The Collateral Channel and Bank Credit

Our paper studies the role of the collateral channel for bank credit using confidential bank-firm-loan data. We estimate that for a 1 percent increase in collateral values, firms pledging real estate collateral experience a 12 basis point higher growth in bank lending with higher sensitivities for more credit constrained firms. Higher real estate values boost firm capital expenditures and lead to lower unemployment and higher employment growth and business creation. Our estimates imply that as much as 37 percent of employment growth over the period from 2013 to 2019 can be attributed to the ...
Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 2022-024

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