Banks funding, leverage, and investment

Banks’ funding sources have changed significantly during the last two decades. The share of non-core funding (NCF) was high before the 2008 crisis but declined substantially after the crisis. We propose a general equilibrium model where NCF provides insurance against idiosyncratic risks faced by ban...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of financial economics 2021-07, Vol.141 (1), p.148-171
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Bank loans
Business schools
Central banks
Crises
Economic crisis
Equilibrium
Funding
Insurance
Investment
Investment banking
Leverage
Leverage (Finance)
Market funding
Monetary policy
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