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Rochet studies how one might protect central banks while preserving the flexibility of the current interbank market. Landier and Ueda introduce the benchmark Modigliani-Miller Framework, assume no scope for debt renegotiation and compares several restructuring options under fixed restructuring surplus to achieve the target default probability of a bank, and examine how the restructuring design affects the surplus. Barth et al. seek to identify which approach to regulation and supervision best enhances bank performance. JEL: E58, G24
Economics, Management, and Financial Markets – Addleton Academic Publishers
Published: Jan 1, 2010
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