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  1. Aug 1, 2023 · Based on a sample of 535 banks from OECD countries for the period of 2004–2016, we find that while activity restrictions and stricter capital stringency tend to increase banksrisk, more supervisory power tends to reduce this risk.

  2. Informed by an analysis of the survey results as well as post-survey interviews with respondents, our report explores seven key themes that illuminate how banks are responding to a changed industry, even as they address additional challenges. 1. Banks are more alert to the speed of risk. 93% of respondents noted a need for the banking industry ...

  3. Jan 31, 2020 · The empirical evidence suggests that greater reliance on inside debt may be more effective in limiting bank risk taking. Second, one should have modest expectations about the effect of regulating CEO compensation on bank risk taking. The causality may not run simply from compensation to risk taking.

  4. A one-notch rise in the SRF increases an average bank’s impaired loan ratio by roughly. 8 percent; the authors show similar effects on net charge-offs and for U.S. banks only. The authors also show that riskier banks are more likely to take advantage of potential government support.

  5. Feb 28, 2022 · Financial risks are reflected in the financial positions on banks’ balance sheets and result from their risk-taking activity. Nonfinancial risks arise from the bank’s operations (processes and systems) and are similar to risks faced by companies outside the financial sector (“corporates”).

  6. Jun 7, 2019 · Given how quickly the world can change, banks need more agile governance processes and approaches to risk mitigation and controls. They need to answer three questions: If we decide to take a risk, what mitigation should we have in place?

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  8. Mar 30, 2012 · Risk-taking by banks played a critical role in the global crisis and Eurozone crisis. This column introduces a new eReport that focuses on four aspects of excessive risk-taking by banks, highlighting the causes and the cures.

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