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Does competition from new equity mitigate bank rent extraction? Insights from Japanese data
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Document Date: 2010-07-27 23:26:17


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Houston / Kowloon / Leuven / Berlin / Loeys / /

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Mitsubishi / D10 / Ó 2009 Elsevier B.V. / Leverage Bank / Toyota / Bank Loan/Assets Bank / /

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Belgium / Japan / United States / /

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USD / JPY / /

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Reorganization / Bankruptcy / Debt Financing / /

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City University of Hong Kong / The Hong Kong Polytechnic University / /

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bank-loan agreements / transportation / bank-loan-to-debt ratio / bank holdup behavior / earnings management / short-term bank loans / main-bank system / potential bank holdup problem / main banks / bank information production / close banking relationships / decile / likely keep bank holdup behavior / rm groups / decile groups / decile growth / bank-issued bonds / glamorous / close banking ties / potential bank rent extraction / house bank / bank / bank-firm interaction / internet bubble bursting period / costly bank loans / bank ex post rent extraction increases / bank holdup costs / significant bank / relationship banking / bank loans / less bank loans / widespread multi-banking / bank monitoring / bank rent extraction / /

Organization

Department of Economics and Finance / Hong Kong Faculty of Business and Economics / Hong Kong Polytechnic University / City University of Hong Kong / Katholieke Universiteit Leuven / School of Accounting and Finance / /

Person

Jun Yao / Hung Hom / Petersen / Rajan X. Wu / /

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specification and econometric issues We model the U-shaped relationship / manager / Corresponding author / manager / short / /

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Tobit / /

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Piet / /

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www.elsevier.com/locate/jbf / /

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