A methodological investigation of risk exposure of bank off-balance sheet loan commitment activities

This study provides further empirical evidence of capital market reactions to the growth and riskiness of bank off-balance sheet loan commitment activities. Previous studies have ignored the impact of regulation on the measurement of bank risk. In this research Ronn-Verma (1986) and Gorton-Santomero...

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Banking
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Capital markets
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Regulation of financial institutions
Risk assessment
Risk management
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