Contracting in a void: The role of the banking sector in developing property rights in Russia

Hartwell, Christopher A.; Korovkin, Vladimir

doi:10.1016/j.qref.2021.08.007

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“…However, growth increases the gaps as its impact on financial development depth, stability, and efficiency gaps are positive. Hartwell et al [ 65 ] also found similar results in their conclusion on the Russian economy. Banking crises positively impact financial development depth and efficiency gaps while negatively influencing non-performing loans (stability gap).…”

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Evaluating the role of banking efficiency, institutions and financial development for sustainable development: Implications for Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)

Shah,

Wang,

Yasmeen

2023

PLoS ONE

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This study explores the relationship between banking efficiency and financial development in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) economies from 2007 to 2018. The study employs three dimensions to assess financial development: (i) depth, (ii) stability, and (iii) efficiency. In the initial stage, BRI banking efficiency is quantified using Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA). Subsequently, the Generalized Method of Moments technique is applied to identify the connection between banking efficiency and financial development. The study employs fundamental structural benchmarks to evaluate disparities between actual financial development indicators and predicted values. Banking efficiency plays a crucial role in determining the depth, stability, and efficiency of financial development within BRI economies and is pivotal in closing these gaps. Strong institutional frameworks also support the advancement of the BRI’s financial development sector. Moreover, foreign direct investment positively impacts reducing financial development gaps and promoting growth in the financial sector. The study concludes that BRI member countries should prioritize banking industry reforms to enhance the stability, depth, and efficiency of their financial sectors.

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Evaluating the role of banking efficiency, institutions and financial development for sustainable development: Implications for Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)

Shah,

Wang,

Yasmeen

2023

PLoS ONE

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“…Similar study in Turkey used auto regressive distributive lag model and found branch expansion and broad money supply have significant impact while macroeconomic factors are responsible for long term determinants of deposit (Yakubu & Aziza,2020). Hartwell & Korovkin (2021) included monetary policy rate and share index as additional explanatory variables. This study asserts long run negative association between deposit rate and deposit.…”

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Bank Interest Rates and Deposit Growth in Nepal

Pathak¹

2022

J. Econ. Concerns

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Nepalese banking is characterized by the fragmented system where different classes of banks and financial institutions operate simultaneously. Recently, sluggish deposit growth leads to tighter Credit to Deposit Ratio (CD-ratio) and banks suffer from deficit of loanable funds. Immediate response of banks at the time of shortfall of deposit is increasing deposit interest rate. Does bank’s strategy of increasing deposit rate work? This is key question of this paper. This study aims to find the interest elasticity of bank deposit in Nepalese commercial banks. Monthly average data of deposit and interest are used for the purpose of analysis and the result shows unitary elasticity of interest rate. Bank deposit and bank’s liquid assets holding have highly significant negative relationship. This study reveals weak association of interest rate change and deposit growth. Banks are recommended to increase banking access and enhance better banking services for sustainable deposit growth.

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“…Currently, the banking sector is facing a slowdown in growth within the industry, however, like any system, it needs constant growth and development, for which the management of banks resorts to looking for the most profitable and successful directions that can ensure a stable increase in profits and carry minimal risks [1,2]. It is the development and implementation of ecosystems that today is becoming the defining direction of strategic banking orientation, contributes to the timely identification, assessment and, in the future, the choice of the most promising ways of their development [3].…”

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Banking Ecosystem from Positions of Ensuring Economic Security

Zaloznaya¹

2022

Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference Strategy of Development of Regional Ecosystems “Education-

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This study examines the features of the formation of banking ecosystems from the standpoint of ensuring their economic security. The factors that determine the bank's ability to choose an ecosystem approach and distinguish an ecosystem from a holding vertically integrated structure are identified. The main directions of development of banking ecosystems are considered: B2Bbusiness to business, B2C -business to consumers and О2Оonline to offline. The study of empirical data on the construction of ecosystems by Russian banks allows us to identify the advantages and disadvantages of this process, and also it is shown what impact the ecosystem can have on the economic security of the banking sector. The introduction of the ecosystem prevents the risk of noncompetitiveness in the development of new markets; the bank has the ability to allocate more funds for the formation and replenishment of reserve funds, as well as the development of new activities, which has a positive effect on the dynamics of ensuring the economic security of all levels of the ecosystem. The problems of the economic security of the banking sector arising in the process of building an ecosystem are based on omissions in personnel policy, the impossibility of total control of the elements of the ecosystem, investment, operational and financial risks, as well as an insufficient level of economic security of the ecosystem partner enterprises. The research results enrich the theoretical basis of work on the economic security of banking ecosystems and can be used by entrepreneurs in the design of ecosystems.

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Contracting in a void: The role of the banking sector in developing property rights in Russia

Cited by 4 publications

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Evaluating the role of banking efficiency, institutions and financial development for sustainable development: Implications for Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)

Evaluating the role of banking efficiency, institutions and financial development for sustainable development: Implications for Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)

Bank Interest Rates and Deposit Growth in Nepal

Banking Ecosystem from Positions of Ensuring Economic Security

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