BOOK-CHAPTER
Competition in retail banking and financial stability
Year: 2011 OECD eBooks Pages: 13-33 Publisher: Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
Abstract
Studies exploring the complex interactions between competition and stability in retail and commercial banking come to the ambiguous conclusion that competition can be both good and bad for stability. Policy measures that strike an acceptable balance remain elusive.
Keywords:
Financial stability Competition (biology) Balance (ability) Business Retail banking Stability (learning theory) Economics Financial system Computer science Psychology
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Topics
Banking stability, regulation, efficiency
Social Sciences → Economics, Econometrics and Finance → Finance
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