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THE DISTRIBUTION OF LOAN PORTFOLIO VALUE *

by Oldrich Alfons Vasicek, Dev
"... The amount of capital necessary to support a portfolio of debt securities depends on the probability distribution of the portfolio loss. Consider a portfolio of loans, each of which is subject to default resulting in a loss to the lender. Suppose the portfolio is financed partly by equity capital an ..."
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The amount of capital necessary to support a portfolio of debt securities depends on the probability distribution of the portfolio loss. Consider a portfolio of loans, each of which is subject to default resulting in a loss to the lender. Suppose the portfolio is financed partly by equity capital

IMPAIRMENT IN THE MORTGAGE LOAN PORTFOLIO:

by Rosa Brand , 2011
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German Banks ’ Loan Portfolio Composition:

by Westfälische Wilhelms, Universität Münster, German Banks, Prof Dr, Andreas Pfingsten, Dipl. -vw. Kai Rudolph, Andreas Pfingsten, Kai Rudolph
"... Theoretical studies of bank existence reveal the importance of informational asym-metries (cf., for example, Diamond (1984)). This might suggest that banks specialise their loan origination in specific industries to exploit information advantages. How-ever, modern portfolio theory, although not dire ..."
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Theoretical studies of bank existence reveal the importance of informational asym-metries (cf., for example, Diamond (1984)). This might suggest that banks specialise their loan origination in specific industries to exploit information advantages. How-ever, modern portfolio theory, although

An Analysis of Loan Portfolio Management on Organization

by Mosoti Jared Mobisa Ongeri Joseph
"... The banking sector in any economy serves as a catalyst for growth and development. Banks are able to perform this role through their crucial functions of financial intermediation, provision of an efficient payment system and facilitating the implementation of monetary policies. Bank profitability is ..."
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commercial banks in Kenya. The determinants studied were loan portfolio, interest expense, and administration costs and assets value. A descriptive survey design was employed in this study. The population of the study was the management employees working for commercial banks in Kenya. The sample was accessed

1 THE DISTRIBUTION OF LOAN PORTFOLIO VALUE*

by Oldrich Alfons Vasicek
"... The amount of capital necessary to support a portfolio of debt securities depends on the probability distribution of the portfolio loss. Consider a portfolio of loans, each of which is subject to default resulting in a loss to the lender. Suppose the portfolio is financed partly by equity capital an ..."
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The amount of capital necessary to support a portfolio of debt securities depends on the probability distribution of the portfolio loss. Consider a portfolio of loans, each of which is subject to default resulting in a loss to the lender. Suppose the portfolio is financed partly by equity capital

Risk Overhang and Loan Portfolio Decisions

by Robert Deyoung, Anne Gron, Andrew Winton , 2005
"... Abstract: Despite operating under substantial regulatory constraints, we find that commercial banks manage their investments largely consistent with the predictions of portfolio choice models with capital market imperfections. Based on 1990-2002 data for small (assets less than $1 billion) U.S. comm ..."
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Abstract: Despite operating under substantial regulatory constraints, we find that commercial banks manage their investments largely consistent with the predictions of portfolio choice models with capital market imperfections. Based on 1990-2002 data for small (assets less than $1 billion) U

Stress Testing the Corporate Loans Portfolio of . . .

by Miroslav Misina, David Tessier, Shubhasis Dey , 2006
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Sector Concentration in Loan Portfolios and Economic Capital

by Klaus Düllmann, Nancy Masschelein , 2006
"... The purpose of this paper is to measure the potential impact of business-sector concentration on economic capital for loan portfolios and to explore a tractable model for its measurement. The empirical part evaluates the increase in economic capital in a multi-factor asset value model for portfolios ..."
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The purpose of this paper is to measure the potential impact of business-sector concentration on economic capital for loan portfolios and to explore a tractable model for its measurement. The empirical part evaluates the increase in economic capital in a multi-factor asset value model

Macro Stress and Worst Case Analysis of Loan Portfolios ∗

by Thomas Breuer, Klaus Rheinberger, Martin Jandačka, Martin Summer , 2008
"... We introduce the technique of worst case search to macro stress testing. Among the macroeconomic scenarios satisfying some plausibility constraint we determine the worst case scenario which causes the most harmful loss in loan portfolios. This method has three advantages over traditional macro stres ..."
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We introduce the technique of worst case search to macro stress testing. Among the macroeconomic scenarios satisfying some plausibility constraint we determine the worst case scenario which causes the most harmful loss in loan portfolios. This method has three advantages over traditional macro

Bank loan portfolios and the monetary transmission mechanism

by Steven W. Sumner, Guy M. Yamashiro - Journal of Monetary Economics , 2007
"... This paper investigates the portfolio behavior of bank loans following a monetary tightening. We find that real estate and consumer loans sharply decrease, while commercial and industrial (C&I) loans increase. We compare this behavior with the responses following non-monetary shocks, which also ..."
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This paper investigates the portfolio behavior of bank loans following a monetary tightening. We find that real estate and consumer loans sharply decrease, while commercial and industrial (C&I) loans increase. We compare this behavior with the responses following non-monetary shocks, which also
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