Risky Banking: Optimal Loan Quantity and Portfolio Quality Choices

Autores
Elosegui, Pedro; Villamil, Anne P.
Año de publicación
2002
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inglés
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In this paper we construct a model of a "risky bank". The bank faces excess demand in the loan market, can sort loan applicants by an observable measure of quality, and faces a small but positive probability of default on its loan portfolio. The bank uses two policies to allocate credit: - Tighten restrictions on loan quality - Limit the number of loans of a given quality We show that the level of default risk and other structural conditions have important e®ects on the market for loanable funds and the bank's optimal policies (loan rates, deposit rates, and lending standards). The structural conditions that we examine are monitoring costs, returns on alternative investments, firms' minimum funding requirements, and the level of the reserve requirement. The model provides insight into several stylized facts observed in loan markets, especially in developing countries.
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title Risky Banking: Optimal Loan Quantity and Portfolio Quality Choices
spellingShingle Risky Banking: Optimal Loan Quantity and Portfolio Quality Choices
Elosegui, Pedro
Ciencias Económicas
banco
title_short Risky Banking: Optimal Loan Quantity and Portfolio Quality Choices
title_full Risky Banking: Optimal Loan Quantity and Portfolio Quality Choices
title_fullStr Risky Banking: Optimal Loan Quantity and Portfolio Quality Choices
title_full_unstemmed Risky Banking: Optimal Loan Quantity and Portfolio Quality Choices
title_sort Risky Banking: Optimal Loan Quantity and Portfolio Quality Choices
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Elosegui, Pedro
Villamil, Anne P.
author Elosegui, Pedro
author_facet Elosegui, Pedro
Villamil, Anne P.
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ciencias Económicas
banco
topic Ciencias Económicas
banco
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv In this paper we construct a model of a "risky bank". The bank faces excess demand in the loan market, can sort loan applicants by an observable measure of quality, and faces a small but positive probability of default on its loan portfolio. The bank uses two policies to allocate credit: - Tighten restrictions on loan quality - Limit the number of loans of a given quality We show that the level of default risk and other structural conditions have important e®ects on the market for loanable funds and the bank's optimal policies (loan rates, deposit rates, and lending standards). The structural conditions that we examine are monitoring costs, returns on alternative investments, firms' minimum funding requirements, and the level of the reserve requirement. The model provides insight into several stylized facts observed in loan markets, especially in developing countries.
Facultad de Ciencias Económicas
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