Working Papers of LaRGE Research Center

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2024-09: Do risky banks pay their employees more?: Laetitia Lepetit, Frank Strobel and Laurent Weill
2024-08: Does Female Bank Leadership Affect Firm Credit?: Axelle Heyert and Laurent Weill
2024-07: Is financial inclusion a source of happiness?: Axelle Heyert and Laurent Weill
2024-06: Once Upon a Loan: How Folk Tales Shape Access to Credit: Jean-Baptiste Marigo and Laurent Weill
2024-05: An anthropological approach of entrepreneurial relationships. Inputs of the social life theory of Ingold to effectual network: Merdinger-Rumpler Caroline, Paulus Odile and Olga Bourachnikova
2024-04: How does bank cost-efficiency affect the interest rate pass-through?: Natalia Andries and Steve Billon
2024-03: Determinants of bank income smoothing: Cross-country evidence from EEA banks during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis: Małgorzata Olszak, Christophe Godlewski and Gracjan Bachurewicz
2024-02: Impact sur la liquidité des entreprises et les retards de paiement du projet de règlement européen fixant une norme de 30 jours aux délais de paiement interentreprises: Anne-France Delannay, Michel Dietsch, Anaïs Hamelin, Joël Petey and Thierry Millon
2024-01: MACROPRUDENTIAL POLICY AND CORPORATE LOANS: Christophe Godlewski and Małgorzata Olszak
2023-05: Macroprudential policy and net interest margin in European banks: Malgorzata Olszak, Christophe Godlewski, Iwona Kowalska and Agnieszka Wysocka
2023-04: Regional Favoritism and Access to Credit: Francis Osei-Tutu and Laurent Weill
2023-03: Deposit insurance pricing and monetary policy transmission: Steve Billon and Natalia Andries
2023-02: Loan loss provisions of European banks – does macroprudential tightening matter?: Malgorzata Olszak, Christophe Godlewski, Sylwia Roszkowska and Dorota Skała
2023-01: Giving up the euro can be a good and a bad idea: Thomas Coudert and Blandine Zimmer
2022-10: Applying Benford’s Law to detect accounting data manipulation in the pre-and post-financial engineering periods: Evidence from Lebanon: Etienne Harb, Nohade Nasrallah, Rim El Khoury and Khaled Hussainey
2022-09: INSURANCE-FINANCE ARBITRAGE: Philippe Artzner, Karl-Theodor Eisele and Thorsten Schmidt
2022-08: Managing Bank Liquidity Hoarding during Uncertain Times: The Role of Board Gender Diversity: Denis Davydov, Tatiana Garanina and Laurent Weill
2022-07: Economists are born and raised, not made: Abel François, Laurent Weill and Nicolas Eber
2022-06: Individualism Reduces Borrower Discouragement: Francis Osei-Tutu and Laurent Weill
2022-05: Too Sunny to Borrow: Sunshine and Borrower Discouragement: Jérémie Bertrand and Laurent Weill
2022-04: Silence is not golden anymore? Social media activity and stock market valuation in Europe: Christophe Godlewski, Katarzyna Byrka-Kita, Renata Gola and Jacek Cypryjanski
2022-03: Oligopoly with common resource: A Lindahl-Cournot approach: Jacques Thépot
2022-02: Language and private debt renegotiation: Christophe Godlewski
2022-01: Portfolio Diversification During the Belle Époque: When the Actual Portfolios of French Individual Investors Met Behavioral Finance: Maxime Merli and Antoine Parent
2021-11: Which price, if we all like it? Effects of liking and emotional consensus on art prices in auctions: Marie Blum
2021-10: The three stages of an auction: how do the bid dynamics influence auction prices? Evidence from live art auctions: Marie Blum and Régis Blazy
2021-09: Auction hosts: are they really impartial?: Marie Blum
2021-08: Testing the gender gap in subjective financial literacy of spouses: Marie-Hélène Broihanne
2021-07: Tax Competition and Leviathan with decentralized leadership: Steve Billon
2021-06: FAMILY FIRMS AND THE COST OF BORROWING: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM EAST ASIA: Christophe Godlewski and Nhung Le
2021-05: Does Corruption Discourage More Female Entrepreneurs from Applying for Credit?: Jean-Christophe Statnik, Thi-Le Giang Vu and Laurent Weill
2021-04: Girls Will Be Girls? The Gendered Effect of Economic Policy Uncertainty on Corporate Investment: Caroline Perrin and Laurent Weill
2021-03: Elections Hinder Firms’ Access to Credit: Florian Leon and Laurent Weill
2021-02: No Men, No Cry? How Gender Equality in Access to Credit Enhances Financial Stability: Caroline Perrin and Laurent Weill
2021-01: VERS UNE NOUVELLE DEFINITION DE LA PRESTATION DE SERVICES: Damien Broussolle
2020-07: Gender, Age, and Attitude toward Competition: Nicolas Eber, Abel François and Laurent Weill
2020-06: In Business Groups We Trust: Anaïs Hamelin, Vivien Lefebvre and Laurent Weill
2020-05: Bank Efficiency and Access to Credit: International Evidence: Francis Osei-Tutu and Laurent Weill
2020-04: Does Access to Credit Come with Access to Voting? Democracy and Firm Financing Constraints: Francis Osei-Tutu and Laurent Weill
2020-03: Is Islamic Banking More Procyclical? Cross-Country Evidence: Alexandra Zins and Laurent Weill
2020-02: In December Days are Shorter but Loans are Cheaper: Jérémie Bertrand and Laurent Weill
2020-01: Private debt renegotiation and financial institutions' network: Christophe Godlewski and Bulat Sanditov
2019-09: Apprendre aux entrepreneurs à correspondre avec les parties prenantes: Odile Paulus
2019-08: How legal and institutional environments shape the private debt renegotiation process?: Christophe Godlewski
2019-07: The CV effect: How far do the chances to reorganize depend on the bankruptcy judges’ profile?: Régis Blazy and Stéphane Esquerre
2019-06: Myopic governments and conservative central banks: are they compatible?: Cornel Oros and Blandine Zimmer
2019-05: Is Corruption a Greater Evil than Sin?: Cigdem Tunali and Laurent Weill
2019-04: Do Algorithms Discriminate Against African Americans in Lending?: Jérémie Bertrand and Laurent Weill
2019-03: How Language Shapes Bank Risk Taking: Francis Osei-Tutu and Laurent Weill
2019-02: Are Loans Cheaper when Tomorrow seems Further ?: Christophe Godlewski and Laurent Weill

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