securitization;bank risk taking;syndicated loans;financial crisis

Kara, A.

Marques-Ibanez, D.

Ongena, S.

English

Research Papers in Economics

A macroeconomic model with a financial sector.

Asymmetric information effects on loan spreads.

Bank funding modes: securitization versus deposits.

Bank lending during the financial crisis of

Bank risk-taking, securitization, supervision and low interest rates: Evidence from the euro area and the U.S. lending standards. European Central Bank Working Paper Series,

Banking and securitization. Working Paper. FDIC, Federal Reserve Board and Deutsche Bundesbank.

Banks and loan sales: marketing nonmarketable assets.

Business Sector – contraction and property, high-tech industry, infrastructure, population related services, state, manufacturing and transport. Macroeconomic controls 15. Year fixed effects –

Credit booms and lending standards: evidence from the subprime mortgage market. IMF Working Paper,

Credit derivatives and bank credit supply.

Credit derivatives in banking: useful tools for managing risk.

Credit derivatives, disintermediation and investment decisions.

Credit risk transfer and contagion.

Credit risk transfer and financial sector stability.

Did securitization lead to lax screening? Evidence from subprime loans.

Does credit securitization reduce bank risk? Evidence from the European CDO Market. Working paper.

Does regulatory capital arbitrage or asymmetric information drive securitization?.

Economic catastrophe bonds.

Financial intermediary-coalitions.

Financial intermediation and delegated monitoring.

Financial intermediation, loanable funds and the real sector.

Financial Stability Review,

Information asymmetry and financing arrangements: evidence from syndicated loans.

Information reliability and a theory of financial intermediation.

Innovations in credit risk transfer: Implications for financial stability, Bank for International Settlements Working paper,

Is the corporate loan market globally integrated? A pricing puzzle.

Lending relationships and loan contract terms. Review of Financial Studies,

Leverage and the central banker's put.

Loan sales and relationship banking.

On estimating the expected return on the market: an exploratory investigation.

Optimal credit risk transfer, monitored finance, and banks.

Proprietary information, financial intermediation and research incentives.

Quantifying credit risk I: default prediction.

Risk and hedging: do credit derivatives increase bank risk?

Risk management, capital structure and lending at banks.

Risk transfer and financial stability. Remarks to the Federal Bank

Risk transfer with CDOs and systemic risk in banking.

Risk-based capital requirements for mortgage loans.

Sec_dum_all takes the value of 1 if the bank was active in the securitization market anytime between 1994 and

Securitisation and financial stability.

Securitisation and the bank lending channel.

Securitisation: causes and consequences,

Securitization and systematic risk in European banking: empirical evidence.

Securitization and the declining impact of bank finance on loan supply: evidence from mortgage originations.

Source: European Securitization Forum. 31 Figure 1.b RETAINED

The benefits of lending relationships: evidence from small business data.

The future of securitization. Working paper.

The impacts of securitization on US bank holding companies. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Proceedings,

Securitization and Lending Standards: Evidence from the Wholesale Loan Market

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