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493: Paying for prudence? Empirical evidence on remuneration in supervisory banking functions during crisis

Ioan Sumandea-Simionescu

492: Elastic in cash, inelastic in repo: Hedge funds in the treasury and repo markets

Andrea Poinelli, Loriana Pelizzon, Davide Tomio, Benoit Nguyen and Tobias Linzert

491: Risk of sanctions

Konstantin Egorov, Vasily Korovkin, Alexey Makarin and Dzhamilya Nigmatulina

490: One advisor for the whole world? Cross-country evidence on financial advice from large language models

Claes Bäckman

489: Bankruptcy law and firm size

Aras Canipek, Axel Kind, Lubomir Litov and Jiří Trešl

488: Bankruptcy law penalties and board independence

Aras Canipek

487: Coordinating bank dividend and capital regulation

Salvatore Federico, Andrea Modena and Luca Regis

486: Gold and the external wealth of nations

Ulrich Bindseil, Svetla Daskalova and Richard Senner

485: Carbon taxes and ESG compensation

Rainer Niemann and Anna Rohlfing-Bastian

484: Defaulting 401(k) assets into payout annuities for "pretty good" lifetime incomes

Vanya Horneff, Raimond Maurer and Olivia Mitchell

483: Templates in the EU Inc. Regulation Proposal

Luca Enriques, Casimiro A. Nigro and Tobias Tröger

482: Regulating third-party litigation funding? Weighing the arguments in the light of extant EU consumer protection safeguards

Alexander Morell and Daniel Schellenberg

481: The incentive structure of litigation finance: How free coordination turns financed collective redress into an indispensable internalization tool

Alexander Morell and Daniel Schellenberg

480: The double-edged mind: How LLMs expand stock market participation yet strengthen confirmation-seeking

Cara Damm, Kevin Bauer, Florian Hett and Loriana Pelizzon

479: Transparency and dealer behavior: The case of MiFID II and the bund market

Konrad Lucke

478: Learning and subjective beliefs about good and bad inflation ranges

Mohammad Ghaderi, Sang Byung Seo and Ivan Shaliastovich

477: Procrastination and competition failure

Peter Andre, Paul Heidhues, Botond Kőszegi and Takeshi Murooka

476: The asking price of incorporation: State leverage and the evolution of corporate purpose

Fatjon Kaja

475: Do people have economic expectations?

Peter Andre, Felix Chopra, Luca Michels and Johannes Wohlfart

474: Public discourse on retail payments and the case of CBDC

Ulrich Bindseil

473: Innovations and the layering of money and payments

Ulrich Bindseil

472: Systematic stewardship on the waterbed

Tobias Tröger

471: Consumer credit and the rise of electric vehicles

Yue Wang

470: Regulatory responses to the financial stability implications of stablecoins

Ulrich Bindseil

469: The response of debtors to rate changes

Andreas Fuster, Virginia Gianinazzi, Andreas Hackethal, Philip Schnorpfeil and Michael Weber

468: Weaker today, stronger tomorrow: Peer learning and firm innovation after the great recession

Marina Traversa

467: Housing capital gains across the income distribution

Claes Bäckman, Walter D'Lima and Natalia Khorunzhina

466: Multimodal LLMs for historical dataset construction from archival image scans: German patents (1877-1918)

Niclas Griesshaber and Jochen Streb

465: Do lenders price diesel risk? Evidence from Dieselgate and low-emission zones in captive vs. independent banks

Winta Beyene, Matteo Falagiarda, Steven Ongena and Alessandro Scopelliti

464: Knowing (not) to know: Explainable artificial intelligence and human metacognition

Moritz von Zahn, Lena Liebich, Ekaterina Jussupow, Oliver Hinz and Kevin Bauer

463: Beliefs about the climate impact of green investing

Florian Heeb, Julian Kölbel and Camilla Weder

462: The market for voluntary carbon offsets

Florian Berg, Marco Ceccarelli, Florian Heeb, Alexey Ivashchenko, Roberto Rigobón and Remco C. J. Zwinkels

461: Entry in banking markets

Marina Traversa and Guillaume Vuillemey

460: What 200 years of data tell us about the predictive variance of long-term bonds

Pasquale Della Corte, Can Gao, Daniel P. A. Preve and Giorgio Valente

459: Macroprudential policies and homeownership

Claes Bäckman

458: Growth of non-bank financial intermediaries, financial stability, and monetary policy

Loriana Pelizzon, Riccardo Mattiello and Jonas Schlegel

457: Do investors care about sustainable investment targets? An assessment using the sustainable finance disclosure regulation

Nikolai Badenhoop and Christian Mücke

456: Bond versus banks financing in the climate transition: The role of stranded-asset risk

Winta Beyene, Manthos Delis, Kathrin de Greiff and Steven Ongena

455: Disasters and lending signals: From borrower information to community characteristics

Winta Beyene

454: Disclosure regulations during crisis: The case of TASE after October 7th

Dvir Aviam Ezra

453: Understanding electric vehicle adoption: The role of information frictions and heterogeneous beliefs

Aoife Claire Fitzpatrick

452: Greener pensions, greener choices: Linking investments to sustainable behavior

Olga Balakina, Charlotte Christiansen and Malene Kallestrup-Lamb

451: When no news is good news: Multidimensional heterogeneous beliefs in financial markets

Can Gao and Brandon Yueyang Han

450: Can U.S. venture capital contracts be transplanted into Europe? Systematic evidence from Germany and Italy

Luca Enriques, Casimiro A. Nigro and Tobias Tröger

449: Extreme justifications fuel polarization

Christiane Buschinger, Markus Eyting, Florian Hett and Judd B. Kessler

448: Mutual funds' appetite for sustainability in European Auto ABS

Carmelo Latino, Loriana Pelizzon, Max Riedel and Yue Wang

447: Climate pledges and greenwashing: Information provision does not work

Vittoria Battocletti, Alfredo Desiato, Alessandro Romano, Chiara Sotis and Tobias Tröger

446: Mandatory corporate law as an obstacle to venture capital contracting in Europe: Implications for markets and policymaking

Luca Enriques, Casimiro A. Nigro and Tobias Tröger

445: Venture capital contracting as bargaining in the shadow of corporate law constraints

Luca Enriques, Casimiro A. Nigro and Tobias Tröger

444: Cybercrime on the Ethereum blockchain

Lars Hornuf, Paul P. Momtaz, Rachel J. Nam and Ye Yuan