Money with Bank Networks

Rio de Janeiro

A model of private bank-note issue

A random-matching model (ofmoney) is formulated in which there is complete public knowledge of the trading histories of a subset of the population, called the banking sector, and no public knowledge of the trading histories of the complement of that subset, called the non bank sector. Each person, whether a banker or a non banker, is assumed to have the technological capability to create indivisible and durable objects called notes. If outside money is indivisible and sufficiently scarce, then the optimal mechanism is shown to have note issue and note destruction (redemption) by members of the banking sector.

Determinantes da estrutura de capitais do sector bancário português

Este estudo tem como objectivo analisar quais os factores que determinam a estrutura de capitais do sector bancário Português. Com o intuito de atingir o objectivo e assumindo a existência de uma estrutura óptima de capitais, recorrer-se-á ao modelo de regressão linear múltipla para verificar a aderência do processo de decisão às teorias acerca da estrutura de capitais, bem como quais dos factores analisados a afectarão significativamente. Os resultados obtidos sugerem que a rendibilidade, a dimensão, o risco e a tangibilidade são os principais determinantes da estrutura de capitais do sector bancário português. ABSTRACT: The main aim for this study is to verify which determinants influence the Portuguese bank's capital structure. ln order to achieve the above mentioned aim and assuming an optimal capital structure, we will apply a multiple linear regression model with the purpose of proving the capital structure theories existence and to observe which determinants influence it. The obtained results mention that profitability, size, risk and tangibility are the principal determinants of Portuguese bank's capital structure.

Serviços e trabalho no sector bancário : Um estudo do (des)empenho e satisfação no trabalho em dois balcões de uma instituição bancária

Quem faz e garante a qualidade dos serviços prestados são as pessoas, muito mais do que os ambientes, os processos e as tecnologias. Nesse sentido, o nosso trabalho procurou analisar sociologicamente o (des)empenho e satisfação dos funcionários bancários, factores que conduzem à prestação de "serviços-produto" de qualidade, com um nível significativo de acompanhamento, evidenciando a relação entre a satisfação dos empregados e o correspondente reflexo na satisfação dos clientes. Através da análise de dois balcões de uma instituição bancária procurámos identificar os níveis de satisfação existentes e os factores envolvidos. Optámos por realizar um estudo de caso, descrevendo as características das agências, e procurámos identificar os factores sócio-organizacionais responsáveis pela satisfação/insatisfação dos empregados, abordando aspectos como a organização do trabalho, a qualidade de vida, os problemas de saúde/doença, os relacionamentos interpessoais, as remunerações, o reconhecimento. A "servicialização" de que a banca tem vindo a ser objecto, tal como outros sectores económicos, foi igualmente abordada na nossa investigação, analisando-se a relação de serviço e o modelo de competência preconizados no sector bancário, actualmente reconhecido como um sector dedicado à prestação de "serviços-produto". Os processos informais que medeiam as regras e as práticas concretas de trabalho, enquanto "espaços sociológicos" nos quais se concretizam diferentes formas de negociação, continuamente accionadas pelos actores (trabalhadores bancários), também foram objecto de observação, dada a sua importância como geradores de possibilidades de redefinição dos limites e alcance estratégico dos recursos do grupo profissional dos bancários. ABSTRACT; People are responsible for the quality of services, much more than ambient, procedures and technologies. Our project tried to analyse through the sociological point of view the performance and satisfaction of bank employees and the factors which are responsible for “services-product" of quality, with high attendance standing out the relation between employees’ satisfaction and clients' satisfaction. Analysing two branches of a bank we tried to identify the satisfaction level and other connected factors. We opted to make a case study describing the branches' characteristics, trying to identify the socio-organizational responsible factors for satisfactionIno satisfaction of employees, dealing with aspects such as work organization, life quality, health/illness complaints, employees’ relationship, wages and reconnaissance. The bank sector and other financial sectors are becoming a "service area", so, our research pointed out the service relations and the competence model seen in the bank sector. The "actors" (bank employees) were observed and interviewed, because they are the main responsible for the informal procedures, the norms and practical work methods, inside the “sociological spaces” where different negotiation procedures occurred, generating new limits and strategic ranges for the resources of the professional group of bank clerks.

Sistematización de la experiencia del “Equipo Interdisciplinario de Estudios en Desarrollo local, Interacción - Formación - Investigación”

En el año 2007 el Instituto Rosarista de Acción Social y varios profesores de distintas facultades, en un esfuerzo por integrar la docencia, la investigación y la extensión, crean el Equipo interdisciplinario de estudios en desarrollo local. La iniciativa buscaba contribuir a la formulación de respuestas a problemáticas del desarrollo local por medio de la implementación de proyectos en una comunidad. Para ello, los profesores articularon sus capacidades y conocimientos en la construcción de un programa de intervención integral en el sector de El Codito. La búsqueda por construir, desde un análisis integral, procesos que atiendan los retos que impone el subdesarrollo, hace que la propuesta del Equipo Interdisciplinario sea muy interesante. Es por eso que en el capítulo 1de esta sistematización se considera pertinente rescatar las acciones del equipo a través de una sistematización de su experiencia desde sus inicios en el año 2007, hasta su desintegración en el 2013. En los capítulos 2 y 3, de manera detallada, se recoge el diagnóstico, la planificación y la ejecución de dos de los proyectos que se implementaron en el sector de El Codito: la “Escuela juvenil de formación en democracia, proyectos sociales y trabajo comunitario para el sector El Codito” e “Imaginarios y representaciones sociales en torno a la discapacidad en comunidades vulnerables. Estudio de caso sector El Codito, Bogotá.”. Por último, se presentan algunas conclusiones, lecciones aprendidas y recomendaciones de esta experiencia de trabajo comunitario.

A fantástica fábrica de dinheiro na trilhado empowerment: o discurso gerencial no Banco do Brasil

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

A modified semi-oriented radial measure for target setting with negative data

Over the last few years Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) has been gaining increasing popularity as a tool for measuring efficiency and productivity of Decision Making Units (DMUs). Conventional DEA models assume non-negative inputs and outputs. However, in many real applications, some inputs and/or outputs can take negative values. Recently, Emrouznejad et al. [6] introduced a Semi-Oriented Radial Measure (SORM) for modelling DEA with negative data. This paper points out some issues in target setting with SORM models and introduces a modified SORM approach. An empirical study in bank sector demonstrates the applicability of the proposed model. © 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

Thinking inside the box: the World Bank position on the private and public sector

An analysis of how the World Bank has maintained a position supportive of mutlinational strategies for privatisation of water. (Brief version).

Information Disclosure, Market Discipline and the Management of Bank Capital: Evidence from the Chinese Financial Sector

Is there evidence that market forces effectively discipline risk management behaviour within Chinese financial institutions? This study analyses information from a comprehensive sample of Chinese banks over the 1998-2008 period. Market discipline is captured through the impact of four sets of factors namely, market concentration, interbank deposits, information disclosure, and ownership structure. We find some evidence of a market disciplining effect in that: (i) higher (lower) levels of market concentration lead banks to operate with a lower (higher) capital buffer; (ii) joint-equity banks that disclose more information to the public maintain larger capital ratios; (iii) full state ownership reduces the sensitivity of changes in a bank's capital buffer to its level of risk;(iv) banks that release more transparent financial information hold more capital against their non-performing loans. © 2010 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC.

A Study on Non Performing Assets of Public Sector Banks in India with Special Reference to State Bank of Travancore

The reforms in Indian banking sector since 1991 is deliberated mostly in terms of the significant measures that were implemented in order to develop a more vibrant, healthy, stable and efficient banking sector in India. The effect of a highly regulated banking environment on asset quality, productivity and performance of banks necessitated the reform process and resulted the incorporation of prudential norms for income recognition, asset classification and provisioning and capital adequacy norms, in line with international best practices. The improvements in asset quality and a reduction in non-performing assets were the primary objective enunciated in the reform measures. In this context, the present research critically evaluates the trend in movement of nonperforming assets of public sector banks in India during the period 2000-01 to 2011-12, thereby facilitates an evaluation of the effectiveness of NPA management in the post-millennium period. The non-performing assets is not a function of loan/advance alone, but is influenced by other bank performance indicators and also by the macroeconomic variables. In addition to explaining the trend in the movement of NPA, this research also explained the moderating and mediating role of various bank performance and macroeconomic indicators on incidence of NPA

Belize: Projects Data Bank and public sector investment programming

Includes bibliography

European Bank Resolution: Making it work! Interim report of the CEPS Task Force on Implementing Financial Sector Resolution. CEPS Task Force Report, January 2016

From the start of 2016, new rules for bank resolution are in place – as spelled out in the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD) – across the EU, and a new authority (the Single Resolution Board, or SRB) is fully operational for resolving all banks in the eurozone. The implementation issues of the new regime are enormous. Banks need to develop recovery plans, and authorities need to create resolution plans as well as set the minimum required amount of own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) for each bank. But given the diversity in bank structures and instruments at EU and global level, this will be a formidable challenge, above all with respect to internationally active banks. In order to explore ways in which the authorities and banks can meet this challenge, CEPS formed a Task Force composed of senior experts on banking sector reform and chaired by Thomas Huertas, Partner and Chair, EY Global Regulatory Network. This report contains its policy recommendations.