Spillovers in Local Banking Markets

How are neighboring firms affected when a bank learns more about a given firm? We analyze exchange-rate-induced movements of Peruvian firms across a threshold that governs their regulatory treatment by banks. Firms that cross the threshold supply more information to their banks and experience a subs...

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Published in:The Review of Corporate Finance Studies 2016-09, Vol.5 (2), p.139-165
Main Authors: Garmaise, Mark J., Natividad, Gabriel
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