Bank Reputation, Bank Commitment, and the Effects of Competition in Credit Markets

By I. Dinç. 2000

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Banking Competition and Capital Ratios (2007, unknown): “Given that credit risk is the main source of risk in most banking systems (World Bank and International Monetary Fund, 2005), we control for the ratio of loan loss provisions to net loans as a measure for credit risk in banks. Flannery and Rangan (2004) find a positive relation of asset risk and pro”
Competition and Strategic Information Acquisition in Credit Markets (2006, unknown): “This article is also related to recent work on how increased credit-market competition changes the incentives to forge banking relationships, such as in Boot and Thakor (2000) or Dinc (2000).”
Bank Competition and Access to Finance: International Evidence (2004, unknown): “Dinç (2000), on the other hand, shows that there is an inverted U-shaped relation between the amount of relationship lending and the number of banks, with an intermediate number of banks able to sustain the maximum amount of relationship lending.”
The Impact of Competition on Bank Orientation (2007, methodology): “4 Finally, relationship lending is non-monotonically related to the degree of concentration in banking markets in Dinç (2000), Yafeh and Yosha (2001) and Anand and Galetovic (2006), while Elsas, Heinemann and Tyrell (2004) and Minetti (2005) model firms engaging both transactional and relationship…”
The Past, Present, and Probable Future for Community Banks (2004, background): “Dinc, S.I. “Bank Reputation, Bank Commitment, and the Effects of Competition in Credit Markets.” Review of Financial Studies 13 (2000), 781-812.”
Competition and Strategic Information Acquisition in Credit Markets (2002, unknown): “Equations (8) to (10) now implicitly define the free-entry equilibrium α∗n, I∗ n and N∗ for the investment levels and number of active banks in terms of the cost parameters T , C, and c.”