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Subject. The impact of propensity to bankruptcy and manipulation of accounting data on differences in excess yields of corporate bond portfolios. Objectives. Statistical analysis of the explanatory power of bankruptcy risk factors and the risk of manipulation of financial reporting data in relation to differences in bo...

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The implementation of post-crisis (Basel III) capital requirements in 2015, followed by the introduction of the banking tax in 2016, marked a turning point for the loan-to-GDP ratio in Poland. Since Q4 2015, this ratio has declined by almost one-third, while the ratio of banks’ assets to GDP has remained relatively sta...

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Corporate credit in emerging market economies expanded rapidly through the second half of the 2010s, and by 2020 the portfolios lenders held had changed in composition as well as in size. This paper reviews what changed over that period in the two capabilities that determine whether such an expansion is durable: the de...

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