The effects of government ownership on bank lending

Article Abstract:

The effects of government ownership on bank lending behavior is studied where in it is observed that the rate of interest charged by the state-owned banks is less in comparison with the privately owned banks. The electoral results play a major part in the lending behavior of the state-owned banks, which prefer to give loans to large firms and firms that are situated in depressed areas.

Interest Rates, Other General Government Support, Government Enterprises-Total Govt, Government business enterprises, Public enterprises

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Market evidence on the opaqueness of banking firms' assets

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Market evidence, which indicate the banking firmsE asset opaqueness, is discussed. Empirical tests evolve the stock's market microstructure properties and the ability of analysts to forecast firm earnings.

Sales & consumption, Stock markets, Stock market, Industry sales and revenue

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Does function follow organizational form? Evidence from the lending practices of large and small banks

Article Abstract:

Empirical results to examine the impact of bank size on its lending activities are presented.

Economic aspects, Bank loans, Organizational structure

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