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January 2013

A sound bank resolution regime is crucial for ensuring long term financial stability and reducing the potential public cost of possible future financial crises
The recent changes to the Italian bankruptcy law aim to promote the use of restructuring agreements in corporate crisis management, in order to facilitate business continuity

Loss given default, a new alternative approach

Francesco D'Avanzo, Fabio Salis
Objective of the analysis is to represent a new approach to estimate loss given default (Lgd) alternative to the existing estimation models, improving performance compliant in terms of regulation
The new international account standards defined by Iasb (Ifrs 10 - Consolidated Financial Statements, Ifrs 11 - Joint Arrangements, Ifrs 12 - Disclosure of Interests in Other Entities...
After the crisis, everyone is keenly aware of the importance of liquidity to the proper functioning of financial markets and the banking sector. However, the differences existing in regulation...
The crisis has strongly influenced the funding policies in Italian banks, pushing them to raise their stock of time deposits, an attractive product for retail customers...
After the crisis, it is necessary to promote in organizations a compliance cuIture in order to guide management behaviours. But also the choice of the supervision style by the Banking Union...
Despite some recent signs of stabilization, the 2012-2014 ABI Financial Outlook Report highlights that the global economic situation remains fragile

SMEs networks, performance and bank-firm relationship

Francesca Bartoli, Giovanni Ferri, Pierluigi Murro , Zeno Rotondi
SMEs through networks can become more competitive and able to penetrate into foreign markets or emerging economies. A survey on a large sample of SMEs