The Corporate Governance Movement, Banks and the Financial Crisis
This paper discusses why a ?corporate governance movement? that commenced in the United States in the 1970s became an entrenched feature of American...
Read moreThis paper discusses why a ?corporate governance movement? that commenced in the United States in the 1970s became an entrenched feature of American...
Read moreIn this paper, I analyse the rise of mandatory structure of bankers? pay in Europe as outcome of criticism of pre-crisis remuneration practices at...
Read moreThis paper provides a brief assessment of how ethics, culture and corporate governance have evolved in banking since the financial crisis. It concludes...
Read moreFor centuries, our systems of banking, money, and payments have been legally and institutionally intertwined. The fact that these...
Read moreThis study investigates the impact of securitization and the issuance of covered bonds on the credit risk taking behavior of banks. We collected data for...
Read moreUsing a credit registry of European banks’ new loan issuance and content analysis on their environmental disclosures, we show that banks that discuss...
Read moreIn the context of the global market for syndicated bank loans, we provide evidence that the collapse of international markets during financial crises...
Read moreHow does management insulation from shareholder pressure influence banks’ resilience to crises? To address this question, we develop a...
Read moreWe analyze holdings of public bonds by over 20,000 banks in 191 countries, and the role of these bonds in 20 sovereign defaults over 1998-2012. Banks hold...
Read moreAccording to a common narrative, in addition to inadequate capital and liquidity, the failure of banks in the financial crisis also reflected their poor...
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