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1. Financial Structure and Firm Innovation : Evidence from around the World

Author

Mare, Davide S., de Nicola, Francesca, and Miguel, Faruk

Subjects
FINANCE, FIRM INNOVATION, RISK CAPITAL, BANKING, ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Abstract

This paper analyzes the relationship between financial structure and innovation. Analysis of cross-country micro data over 2009–18 shows that a firm’s financial sources matter for the choice to innovate and the extent to which a firm innovates. The relationship is stronger for firms relying on non-bank financial intermediaries and for firms in low-technology sectors. Moreover, the use of external sources of finance is associated with improved prospects of innovation, especially in more financially developed countries. These findings suggest that developing the financial sector can bring benefits in terms of innovation.

Published
2021

2. State Ownership of Financial Institutions in Europe and Central Asia

Author

Ferrari, Aurora, Mare, Davide S., and Skamnelos, Ilias

Subjects
STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, INVESTMENT PLAN, BANKING, STATE BANKS
Abstract

This paper introduces key findings from a new cross-country survey on state-owned financial institutions in Europe and Central Asia. It covers 41 such institutions operating in the region as of end 2016, and considers variables in the areas of mandates, instruments, performance, governance, and monitoring/evaluation. It presents results over the period following the global financial crisis up to 2015, distinguishes between state-owned commercial and development financial institutions, and looks at differences among three geographical sub-regions.

Published
2017

3. The Nexus of Financial Inclusion and Financial Stability : A Study of Trade-Offs and Synergies

Author

Cihak, Martin, Mare, Davide S., and Melecky, Martin

Subjects
WORKING AGE POPULATION, ANALYTICAL APPROACH, INFORMATION, TRANSMISSION OF MONETARY POLICY, TAX RATES, INVESTMENT, CAPITAL FLOWS, FINANCIAL OUTCOMES, BANKING SYSTEM, WAGE, MARGINAL TAX RATES, BANKING SUPERVISION, DEPOSIT, WORKING AGE, CREDIT CARDS, PROJECTS, EXTERNALITIES, CREDIT CARD, GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION, FINANCIAL SECTOR, BANK LENDING, FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION, LENDING, SAFETY NETS, INCOME, INVESTMENTS, FINANCIAL EXCLUSION, MANDATES, WITHDRAWAL RATES, FINANCIAL CUSTOMERS, FINANCIAL CRISIS, EDUCATION, URBANIZATION, GOVERNMENTS, FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES, SVERIGES RIKSBANK, FINANCIAL MARKET, BANK, LOANS, SYSTEMIC BANKING CRISES, FINANCIAL SYSTEMS, WITHDRAWAL, BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS, RISK MANAGEMENT, FINANCIAL DEEPENING, STRATEGIES, MORTGAGE, EMERGING MARKETS, BORROWER, INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES, BORROWERS, LOAN APPLICATION, DEPOSITS, ISLAMIC BANKING, MARKETS, PUBLIC SERVICES, FINANCE, CHECKING, BUSINESS CYCLE, SYSTEMIC RISK, FOREIGN CAPITAL FLOWS, CALCULATION, REGRESSION ANALYSIS, DIVERSIFIED PORTFOLIOS, DEBIT CARDS, SECONDARY EDUCATION, BANKING, FINANCIAL DEPTH, WELFARE, LOW FINANCIAL LITERACY, LIABILITIES, ENTERPRISES, LIFE INSURANCE POLICY, MONETARY POLICY, BIS, LITERACY, SERVICES, CONTRIBUTION, MORTGAGES, CREDIT RISK, LOW INCOME, BANKING SECTOR, PROVISION OF CREDIT, WORKING CAPITAL, SUPPLY, SAVING, DOMESTIC CREDIT, FINANCIAL SERVICES, BASIC FINANCIAL SERVICES, COMMERCIAL BANK LOANS, BANKING SYSTEMS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, FINANCIAL LITERACY, OWNERSHIP, INCOME GROUP, FINANCIAL SERVICE, PROBABILITY OF DEFAULT, DEMAND, PRECAUTIONARY SAVINGS, LOW-INCOME, PURCHASES, INSURANCE POLICY, SAVINGS ACCOUNT, BANK ACCOUNT, EIB, CUSTOMERS, CAPITAL, WORTH, LENDER, RETURN ON ASSETS, VALUE, RISK, CAPITAL MARKETS, GOVERNANCE, PRINCIPAL, FINANCIAL CRISES, WITHDRAWAL RATE, REGULATORY FRAMEWORK, BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA, PROBABILITY, FINANCIAL SYSTEM, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, INVESTMENT DECISIONS, FINANCIAL STABILITY, BANK FAILURES, INSURANCE, BANKING SERVICES, DIVERSIFICATION, SOCIAL SAFETY NETS, TAXES, EQUITY, CREDIT ACCESS, LIFE INSURANCE, BANKS, CONSUMER, LAND, FINANCIAL POLICY, FINANCIAL INSTITUTION, BORROWING, PUBLIC POLICY, PROFITS, LOAN, BANKING CRISES, CREDIT, ACCESS TO CREDIT, LEGISLATION, CONSUMER CREDIT, COMMERCIAL BANKS, NONPERFORMING LOANS, BANKRUPTCY LAWS, MICROFINANCE, REGRESSION ANALYSES, FINANCIAL POLICIES, KNOWLEDGE, CENTRAL BANKS, LABOR, LABOR MARKETS, REPAYMENT, INCOME GROUPS, DEVELOPMENT BANK, CUSTOMER, INTEREST, LOW-INCOME GROUPS, HOUSEHOLD SAVINGS, FINANCIAL OUTCOME, RECENT LOAN, LAWS, SAVINGS, DEBIT CARD, RISK MEASUREMENT, LIQUID ASSETS, INTEREST RATE
Abstract

Policy makers and regulators have devoted much effort to reforms aimed at improving financial stability in response to lessons from the 2007-09 crisis. At the same time, much effort has also been directed to promoting greater financial inclusion as an enabler of equal opportunity. To some extent, these endeavors have been exerted in silos, neglecting the possibility that financial inclusion and financial stability could be significantly intertwined, positively or negatively. If there are synergies or trade-offs between inclusion and stability, policy decisions must be informed, and the policy setting, design, and implementation adjusted accordingly. This paper (i) discusses the relationship between financial inclusion and stability, (ii) illustrates empirically interactions between the two financial sector outcomes, and (iii) outlines policy challenges stemming from these interactions.

Published
2016

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