Qualitative Study of utilizingFinancial Instruments in Banking Crisis Management for Iranian banking system (using Delphi technique)

Japan’s banking crisis: An event-study perspective

We calculate abnormal stock returns for Japanese non-financial companies around major events associated with the banking crisis (1995–2000), and find that not all companies were equally sensitive to the malaise of the banking sector: the most affected were small, leveraged, low-tech companies with low credit ratings and low market to book ratios. This is consistent with ‘‘credit crunch’’ theori...

Investigating position of Debt purchase in Iranian banking system

Debt purchase contracts a kind of contract in which the long term debt of debtors is bought with a price less than its real price by debtor or a third person. Although there are a wide variety of opinions about the legal status of this subject, it is accepted in most cases. Nowadays, considering the existence of a broad range of debts and the contracts based on them, and also employing the ment...

Effects of Banking Facilities on Private Sector Investment, Given the Specifications of the Iranian Banking System

In this research, a model is designed to assess the effect of banking facilities over private sector investment. In this model, private investment is a function of non-oil GDP, and with a time lag, of import of capital goods, investment of public sector and the real facilities granted by the banking system to the private sector. The effects of the model indicate a meaningful effect of the ...

Banking Crisis and Borrower Productivity

In this paper, we propose a theoretical model in which a banking crisis (or bank distress) causes declines in aggregate productivity. When borrowing firms need additional bank loans to continue their businesses, a high probability of bank failure discourages ex ante investments (e.g., R&D investment) by firms that enhance their productivity. In a general equilibrium setting, we also show that t...

Risk Management Lessons from the Global Banking Crisis of 2008

Accounting for the Mexican banking crisis

The Mexican banking crisis of 1994]1995 has widely been interpreted as the victim of the balance-of-payments crisis, rather than its cause. After all, Mexican banks had been enjoying high capitalization ratios, deemed to be more than sufficient to deal with the increased risk of non-performing loans. This paper, however, suggests that to a large extent Mexican accounting practices } rather than...