2011
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.4172190
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Procyclicality in the banking industry: causes, consequences and response

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“…Secondly, switching of borrowers to other sources of finance tends to be difficult or at least, expensive during economic crisis. Athanasoglou and Daniilidis (2011) also argue that capital requirements may trigger procyclical behaviour. Gropp and Heider (2009) argue that banks tends to be on top of their economic capital management therefore do not significantly trigger Procyclicality3.…”
Section: Is Basel II Capital Regulation the Genesis Of Procyclicality?mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Secondly, switching of borrowers to other sources of finance tends to be difficult or at least, expensive during economic crisis. Athanasoglou and Daniilidis (2011) also argue that capital requirements may trigger procyclical behaviour. Gropp and Heider (2009) argue that banks tends to be on top of their economic capital management therefore do not significantly trigger Procyclicality3.…”
Section: Is Basel II Capital Regulation the Genesis Of Procyclicality?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the medium term perspective, pro-cyclicality is defined as investment decision which is tailored to reflect asset price and economic cycles, such that willingness to withstand risk diminishes in the period of stress and increase upturns. Athanasoglou and Daniilidis (2011) describe pro-cyclicality as an underestimation of or estimation of the risks to which the banking sector is exposed to. Berlin (2009) views Procyclicality as a situation when banks reduce credit supply due to economic downturn, and this precipitates weak demand for new credit since potential alternative investments with positive net present values are very limited.…”
Section: Is Basel II Capital Regulation the Genesis Of Procyclicality?mentioning
confidence: 99%