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Archive » October 2015
October 2015
A new light for the Italian credit market
Gregorio De FeliceAutumn is budget time, for Italian companies and banks, and that of 2015 is really a special autumn because it anticipates a year full of regulatory news
Stressing the European business: an evaluation of the Ecb Comprehensive assessment
Giovanna Paladino, Zeno RotondiWe use the results of the Ecb's Comprehensive Assessment to evaluate the importance of bank business model on risk profile and the persuasive effectiveness ...
Net Stable Funding Ratio and Bank Profitability: What Relations?
Laura ChiaramonteThis paper investigates the impact of the structural liquidity rule of Basel 3 (the so-called Net Stable Funding Ratio, Nsfr) on bank profitability, taking into account also the role of the cost of funding
The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (Fatca), signed between Italy, other European countries and the United States, is intended to detect and deter the tax evasion ...
Basel regulation explained with dice. Simplicity, complexity and common sense
Simone Casellina, Mario QuagliarielloIn recent years it has spread the idea that banking regulation has become too complex and that this complexity is basically useless as it can be replaced with simpler rules and common sense
Specialized financial intermediaries and the challenges of new regulation: the case of factoring companies
Fausto Galmarini, Diego TavecchiaSpecialized financial intermediaries, like factoring companies, can have limited risks, due to the specificity of their business, management, organization and to the absence of deposits funding
The Italian Jobs Act, the great market changes and the new European banking regulation are radically modifying policies and instruments in human resources management. The case of Ubi banking group ...