Efectos de la globalización financiera en la administración y regulación de riesgos bancarios en México

Mora, José Antonio Núñez; Ruíz-Porras, Antonio; Quevedo, Noemí Vásquez

doi:10.22201/fca.24488410e.2006.592

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“…Overall, the article finds inefficiency levels of 19% on average for the period of study, similar to other international studies. On the other hand, Ruiz, Vasquez and Nuñez (2006) analyze the effects of financial globalization on the banking management in Mexico. They find empirically that financial globalization brought benefits and costs to the Mexican banking sector; the benefits included greater systemic stability, higher profitability and efficiency.…”

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“…Their main findings suggest that the market power hypotheses are responsible for explaining bank profitability in Mexico. Ruiz et al (2006) study the effects of financial globalization on Mexican banking administration. The results indicate that financial globalization brought both costs (market concentration, reduced private credit lending) and benefits (greater systemic stability, higher profitability and efficiency).…”

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The relationship between bank competition and financial stability: a case study of the Mexican banking industry

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Garza-García

2015

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This paper tests both the competition-fragility and competition-stability hypotheses in the Mexican banking sector for the period 2001-2008. In order to account for the degree of competition we use Lerner index, and the Z-index and the ratio of non-performing loans to total loans as proxies of financial stability and bank portfolio risks respectively. The main results indicate there is support for both hypotheses. However, the benefits of greater competition on the overall stability of the system outweigh the increases in bank portfolio risks.

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The relationship between bank competition and financial stability: a case study of the Mexican banking industry

Fernández,

Garza-García

2015

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Financial Systems and Banking Crises: An Assessment

Ruíz-Porras

2006

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Traditionally an old concern a mong economists has referred to the effect s that sp ecific financia! systems may have on economic performance. Here we investigate the "sty lised facts" a mong financia! systems and banking crises by using individual and principal-components indicators and sets of OLS regressions. The study relies on a set of banking fragility, financia! structure and development indicators for a sample of 47 economies b etween 1990 and 1997. The stylised facts suggest that financia! development is associated to fina ncia! syst ems leaded by stock a nd securities markets. Furthermore the evidence suggests that such association is m agnified during episodes of borderline or systemic banking crises. Thus what our findings might suggest is that banking crises may encourage financia! development and the transformation of financia! systems into market-based ones . R esumenTradicionalmente una vieja preocupación entre los economistas se refiere a los efectos que los sistemas fin ancieros pudieran tener en el desempeño económico. Aquí investiga mos los " hechos estilizados" entre los sistemas financieros y las crisis bancarias mediante el uso de indicadores simples y de componentes-principa les, y mediante el uso de regresiones de MCO . El estudio se fundamenta en un conjunto qe indicadores de fragilidad bancaria, estructura fin anciera y desarrollo financiero para una muestra de 47 economías durante el periodo 1990-1997. Los hechos estilizados s ugieren que el desarrollo fina nciero se asocia a aquellos sistemas financieros en donde predominan los merca dos de valores y de activos. Además, la evidencia sugiere que di cha vinculación es magnificada durante episodios de crisis bancarias sistémicas y no sistémicas. En consecuencia, nuestros hallazgos sugieren que las crisis bancarias pudieran fomentar el desarrollo financiero y la transformación de los sistemas financieros en sist em as basados en los mercados.

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Efectos de la globalización financiera en la administración y regulación de riesgos bancarios en México

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The relationship between bank competition and financial stability: a case study of the Mexican banking industry

The relationship between bank competition and financial stability: a case study of the Mexican banking industry

Financial Systems and Banking Crises: An Assessment

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