2017
DOI: 10.18288/1994-5124-2017-1-07
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«Holes» in the Capital of Failed Russian Banks: Old Indicators and New Hypotheses

Abstract: АннотацияЗа первые три года после смены руководства ЦБ РФ отозвал лицензию у каждого третьего банка страны и в значительной их части впоследствии обнаружил «дыры» в капитале на общую сумму в 2,1% ВВП. В настоящей работе предпринята первая попытка моделирования размера «дыры» в капитале российских банков с уже отозванной лицензией. В зарубежных исследованиях для решения аналогичных задач использовались весьма простые индика-торы структуры активов и пассивов, размера и рисков банков. В настоящем исследовании сфо… Show more

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“…The log-odds of bank failure probability decreases when there is a one-unit increase in the share of deposits from companies, all other things being equal. Our results confirm the findings of Mamonov [1], Karminsky and Kostrov [19], which stated that the strategy of attracting deposits from companies to lend to individuals is more sustainable than the opposite one.…”
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“…The log-odds of bank failure probability decreases when there is a one-unit increase in the share of deposits from companies, all other things being equal. Our results confirm the findings of Mamonov [1], Karminsky and Kostrov [19], which stated that the strategy of attracting deposits from companies to lend to individuals is more sustainable than the opposite one.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Mamonov [1] reported that in failed banks population those who had higher proportion of deposits from individuals and loans to firms tend to have higher "holes" (negative capital) after the failure. Karminsky and Kostrov [19] have arrived at similar conclusions.…”
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“…This led to an extremely fragmented banking industry. Some tiny establishments survived largely on their contacts with a single enterprise and the relative opaqueness Mamonov, 2017). (1999)(2000)(2001)(2002).…”
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