The demand for long-term deposits of a financial intermediary: theory and evidence

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the demand for long-term deposits at micro-economic perspective revealed that uncertainties related to a financial intermediary's pricing policy and corporate identity are integral factors in determining a firm's term extension. Additionally, non-priced centered incentives are not always successful in spurring term extension. Likewise, the distribution of a financial intermediary's long term rates, in relation to other competitors, is an important determinant of its long term deposit growth.

Research, Management, Financial institutions, Bank deposits, Long-term financing, Long term financing

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Credit risk and the deposit insurance premium: a note

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A model examines bank assets' risk characteristics. Estimates of deposit insurance premium amounts that are based on the market need to include a 'capped' call option due to the loan function, to avoid underestimating the premium.

France, Turkey, Finance, Prices and rates, Credit market, Credit markets, Deposit insurance

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To build or buy: an empirical study of the characteristics affecting a bank's expansion decisions

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California banks' build or buy decisions are examined. Different factors arise in each bank's build or merge decisions.

California, Statistical Data Included, Planning, Acquisitions and mergers

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