After the global financial crisis, the Financial Stability Board (FSB) began designating some
financial institutions as “Global Systemically Important Banks (GSIBs)”. Because GSIB status …

Abstract Global Systemically Important Banks (GSIBs) face additional capital requirements
and closer supervision. We study how closer supervision affects corporate credit supply and …

We study banks' year-end window dressing in the European Union to assess how it affects
the identification of global systemically important banks (G-SIBs) and the associated capital …

The complex nature of an overall banking group could potentially affect the riskiness of their
affiliates through various channels, such as agency costs and diversification gains. This …

Мировой финансовый кризис 2007-2009 гг. и последовавшая за ним фундаментальная
реформа международного банковского регулирования вынудили финансовых …

What shapes banks' response to capital requirement reforms? While prereform capitalization
is important in the short term, we posit that profitability is key in the medium term, as it …

This paper compares three methods for assessing the contagion of risk among ten Globally
Significant International Banks, known as GSIBs, listed on the New York Stock Exchange …

This study examines the impact of the classification of Domestic Systematically Important
banks (DSIBs) and their approach to deposits. The research was conducted within the …

We study how banks' year-end window dressing affects the identification of global
systemically important banks (G-SIBs) and their capital requirements. Some G-SIBs reduce …

The global financial crisis of 2007–09, followed by sweeping overhaul of international
banking regulation, urged financial regulators to apply a tailored supervisory regime to …