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Zusammenfassung der Dissertation Three Essays on the
Financial Liberalization in Eastern Europe, its Consequences and Results _________
1 Einfuhrung p. 1
1.1 Das Konzept der Finanzliberalisierung und Washington Consensus - p. 1
eine historische Einfuhrung
1.2 Die Finanzliberalisierung in Osteuropa - der schwierige Ubergang von p. 5
den Ideen zu ihrer erfolgreichen Implementierung
2 Problemstellung und Motivation p. 11
2.1 Problemstellung p. 11
2.2 Motivation p. 13
3 Gang der Untersuchung und Hauptergebnisse ______ p. 16
Part I: Financial Liberalization and Financial Architecture in
Eastern Europe - the Emergence of Regional Financial Systems_______________
1 Introduction -. p. 24
2 Background concepts, related literature and research agenda p. 31
2.1 Financial system, financial liberalization and economic growth p. 31
2.2 Analyzing financial systems p. 33
2.2.1 Institutional approach p. 34
2.2.2 Systemic approach p. 36
2.2.3 Corporate governance and financial system design p. 39
2.3 Research agenda and methodology p. 40
3 Development, current situation and regulation of the financial sectors p. 41
3.1. The banking sectors p. 41
3.1.1 Developments p. 41
3.1.1.1 The Czech Republic p. 43
3.1.1.2 Hungary p. 46
3.1.1.3 Poland p. 49
3.2 The institutional investors p. 52
3.2.1 Development and international comparison p. 52
3.2.2 Portfolio developments p. 54
3.2.3 Industry structure p. 57
3.2.3.1 The Czech Republic p. 57
3.2.3.2 Hungary p. 59
3.2.3.3 Poland p. 60
3.3 Capital markets p. 62
3.3.1 Developments of equity markets p. 63
3.3.2 Developments of the bond markets p. 67
4 Households and non-financial companies p. 68
4.1 Households p. 68
4.2 Financing patterns of non-financial enterprises p. 70
4.2.1 Measuring financing patterns p. 70
4.2.2 Financing patterns of non-financial enterprises - a three step approach p. 72
4.2.3 Aggregate balance sheets p. 73
4.2.3.1 The Czech Republic p. 74
4.2.3.2 Hungary p. 76
4.2.3.3 Poland p. 77
4.2.4 Net financing flows p. 78
4.2.4.1 The Czech Republic p. 80
4.2.4.2 Hungary p. 82
4.2.4.1 Poland p. 82
4.2.5 Ownership, capital structure and access to financing p. 83
5 Developments in institutional environment and corporate governance p. 86
5.1 Developments in institutional environment and legal framework p. 87
5.1.1 Developments in institutional environment p. 87
5.1.2 Legal framework p. 90
5.2 Privatization process and ownership structure p. 92
5.2.1 The Czech Republic p. 92
5.2.2 Hungary p. 95
5.2.3 Poland p. 97
5.3 Ownership concentration p. 99
5.4 Ownership, corporate performance and strategy p. 103
5.4.1 Ownership and corporate performance p. 103
5.4.2 Ownership and corporate strategy p. 105
5.5 Corporate governance regimes in the three CEEC p. 107
5.5.1 Corporate governance regime 1 p. 109
5.5.2 Corporate governance regime 2 p. 111
5.5.3 Corporate Governance Regimes 3 and 4 p. 112
6 Financial systems in Eastern Europe, their future development p. 114
and the implications for the growth in the region
6.1 Arm s length vs relationship lending in Eastern Europe? p. 114
6.2 Classification of financial systems in Eastern Europe p. 118
6.3 The future of financial systems in Eastern Europe p. 120
6.3.1 Future developments of the equity capital markets p. 120
6.3.2 Future developments in the banking sector p. 123
6.4 Implications for the real economy and growth p. 125
7 Conclusions___________________________________________________p. 132
Part II: Microfinance, Clients Productivity and Borrowing Costs -
the Case of ProCredit Bank in Bulgaria____________________________________
1 Introduction p. 138
1.1 The financial crisis in 1996/1997 in Bulgaria p. 138
and the economic recovery ever since
1.2 The economic importance p. 140
of Small and medium-sized enterprises in Bulgaria
1.3 Problems hindering SMEs development p. 142
1.4 Ways to foster SMEs development: the case of ProCredit Bank p. 143
2. Microfinance and client productivity p. 146
2.1 Related research p. 146
2.2 Measurement of impact p. 150
3 Bank lending, learning and clients borrowing costs p. 153
3.1 Related research p. 154
3.2 Bank learning and borrower s financing costs p. 156
3.3 Additional factors driving borrowing costs p. 163
3.4 Empirical implementation p. 165
3.4.1 Regression model p. 166
3.4.2 Measurement of the learning effect p. 170
4 Selectivity p. 174
4.1 Two-step Heckman procedure p. 174
4.2 Empirical implementation p. 177
5 Descriptive statistics and empirical results p. 180
5.1 Data sample p. 180
5.2 Descriptive statistics p. 184
5.3 Regression results p. 186
5.3.1 Selection process p. 187
5.3.2 Productivity impact analysis p. 189
5.3.3 Results from spreads regression p. 191
6 Conclusions____________________________________________________p. 194
Part III: Determinants of Bank Performance
in Central and Eastern Europe____________________________________________
1 Introduction p. 199
2 Related literature p. 204
2.1 Theoretical background and formulation of hypotheses p. 204
2.2 Empirical evidence p. 214
3 Data description and variables p. 216
3.1 Cross-country comparison of the banking sectors p. 217
3.2 Variables and descriptive statistics p. 220
4 Regression analysis p. 226
4.1 Empirical methodology p. 226
4.2 Regression results p.228
4.2.1 Results from the entire sample p. 228
4.2.1.1 Mostly free countries p. 228
4.2.1.2 Mostly unfree countries p. 230
4.2.2 Results from the domestic banks sub-sample p. 233
4.2.2.1 Mostly free countries p. 233
4.2.2.2 Mostly unfree countries p. 234
5 Conclusions___________________________________________________p. 235
References p. 239
Online resources p. 268
Appendix 1 p. 271
Appendix 2 p. 275
Appendix 3 p. 281
Vita___________________________________________________________p. 289
List of Figures:
Part I: Financial Liberalization and Financial Architecture in
Eastern Europe - the Emergence of Regional Financial Systems_______________
Figure 3.1: Institutional Investors portfolio decomposition p. 56
Figure 5.1: Corporate governance regimes in Poland____________________p. 108
List of Tables:
Part I: Financial Liberalization and Financial Architecture in
Eastern Europe - the Emergence of Regional Financial Systems______________
Table 3.1: Banking sectors at a glance (2003) p.42
Table 3.2: Developments in the Czech Banking Sector (1995-2002) p. 43
Table 3.3: Industry and ownership structure of the Czech banking sector p. 44
(1995-2003)
Table 3.4: Czech banking sector performance (1995-2003) p. 45
Table 3.5: Developments in the Hungarian Banking Sector (1995-2003) p. 46
Table 3.6: Industry and ownership structure of the Hungarian banking p. 47
sector (1995-2003)
Table 3.7 Hungarian banking sector performance (1995-2003) p. 48
Table 3.8: Developments in the Polish Banking Sector (1995-2003) p. 49
Table 3.9: Industry and ownership structure of the Polish banking sector p.50
(1995-2003)
Table 3.10 Polish banking sector performance (1995-2003) p. 51
Table 3.11: Institutional investors financial assets as a share of GDP p- 53
Table 3.12: Equity market capitalization as a percent of GDP p. 64
Table 3.13: Equity market liquidity (domestic equity shares market p. 65
turnover divided by domestic equity shares market capitalization)
Table 3.14: Number of listed companies p. 66
Table 3.15: Bond market capitalization as a percent of GDP p. 67
Table 3.16: Structure of bond trading volume by issuer and stock p. 68
exchange
Table 4.1: Households assets share in GDP and Structure at the end of p. 69
2001
Table 4.2: Structure of financial liabilities of non-financial enterprises in p. 75
the Czech Republic
Table 4.3: Structure of financial liabilities of non-financial enterprises in p. 76
Hungary
Table 4.4: Gross financing sources in Poland p. 77
Table 4.5: Net Financing Flows as a percent of Gross Fixed Capital p. 80
Formation, the Czech Republic
Table 4.6: Net Financing Flows as a percent of Gross Fixed Capital p. 82
Formation, Hungary
Table 4.7: Net Financing Flows as a percent of Gross Fixed Capital p. 83
Formation, Poland
Table 5.1: Institutional development indicators and shareholder protection p. 88
Table 5.2: Structure of equity holdings, the Czech Republic p. 93
Table 5.3: Ownership transition matrix in the Czech Republic p. 94
Table 5.4: Structure of equity holdings, Hungary p. 96
Table 5.5: Structure of holdings of shares listed on the BSE p. 96
Table 5.6: Average share in firm equity of different investor categories, p. 98
Poland
Table 5.7: Developments in ownership concentration, the Czech Republic p. 99
Table 5.8: Developments in ownership concentration, Poland p. 99
Table 5.9: Ownership concentration, a cross-country comparison p. 100
Table 5.10: Ownership concentration by type of the largest shareholder p. 102
Table A 1.1: Ownership, total assets and market share of the 10 biggest p. 271
Czech commercial banks
Table A 1.2: Ownership, total assets and market share of the 10 biggest p. 271
Hungarian commercial banks
Table A 1.3: Ownership, total assets and market share of the 10 biggest p. 272
Polish commercial banks
Table A 1.4: Ownership, total assets and market share of the Polish p. 273
mandatory pension funds
Table A 1.5 Ownership, total assets and market share of the Polish p. 274
investment funds
Table A 1.6: Total Liabilities, Non-Financial Enterprises in Germany, p. 274
Japan and the United States_____________________________________________
Part II: Micro finance, Clients Productivity and Borrowing Costs -
the Case of ProCredit Bank in Bulgaria___________________________________
Table A 2.1: List and description of the used variables p. 275
Table A 2.2: Descriptive statistics - client data p. 276
Table A 2.3: Descriptive statistics - loan data p. 277
Table A 2.4: Probit estimates of the selection regression p. 278
Table A 2.5: Regression results from the translog production function p. 279
estimation
Table A 2.6: Regression results from the translog production function p. 280
estimation______
Part III: Determinants of Bank Performance
in Central and Eastern Europe___________________________________________
Table A 3.1: List and description of the used variables p. 281
Table A 3.2: Representativeness of the used sample of banks p. 282
Table A 3.3: CEE banking sectors main characteristics p. 283
Table A 3.4: Descriptive statistics (6-year averages) p. 284
Table A 3.5: Results from the NIM and ROAA regressions, mostly free p. 285
subsample
Table A 3.6: Results from the NIM and ROAA regressions, mostly unfree p. 286
subsample
Table A 3.7: Results from the NIM and ROAA regressions, domestic p. 287
banks, mostly-free sub-sample
Table A 3.8: Results from the NIM and ROAA regressions, domestic p. 288
banks, mostly-unfree sub-sample________________________________________
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Table of Contents:
Zusammenfassung der Dissertation 'Three Essays on the
Financial Liberalization in Eastern Europe, its Consequences and Results'_
1 Einfuhrung p. 1
1.1 Das Konzept der Finanzliberalisierung und Washington Consensus - p. 1
eine historische Einfuhrung
1.2 Die Finanzliberalisierung in Osteuropa - der schwierige Ubergang von p. 5
den Ideen zu ihrer erfolgreichen Implementierung
2 Problemstellung und Motivation p. 11
2.1 Problemstellung p. 11
2.2 Motivation p. 13
3 Gang der Untersuchung und Hauptergebnisse _ p. 16
Part I: Financial Liberalization and Financial Architecture in
Eastern Europe - the Emergence of 'Regional' Financial Systems_
1 Introduction -. p. 24
2 Background concepts, related literature and research agenda p. 31
2.1 Financial system, financial liberalization and economic growth p. 31
2.2 Analyzing financial systems p. 33
2.2.1 Institutional approach p. 34
2.2.2 Systemic approach p. 36
2.2.3 Corporate governance and financial system design p. 39
2.3 Research agenda and methodology p. 40
3 Development, current situation and regulation of the financial sectors p. 41
3.1. The banking sectors p. 41
3.1.1 Developments p. 41
3.1.1.1 The Czech Republic p. 43
3.1.1.2 Hungary p. 46
3.1.1.3 Poland p. 49
3.2 The institutional investors p. 52
3.2.1 Development and international comparison p. 52
3.2.2 Portfolio developments p. 54
3.2.3 Industry structure p. 57
3.2.3.1 The Czech Republic p. 57
3.2.3.2 Hungary p. 59
3.2.3.3 Poland p. 60
3.3 Capital markets p. 62
3.3.1 Developments of equity markets p. 63
3.3.2 Developments of the bond markets p. 67
4 Households and non-financial companies p. 68
4.1 Households p. 68
4.2 Financing patterns of non-financial enterprises p. 70
4.2.1 Measuring financing patterns p. 70
4.2.2 Financing patterns of non-financial enterprises - a three step approach p. 72
4.2.3 Aggregate balance sheets p. 73
4.2.3.1 The Czech Republic p. 74
4.2.3.2 Hungary p. 76
4.2.3.3 Poland p. 77
4.2.4 Net financing flows p. 78
4.2.4.1 The Czech Republic p. 80
4.2.4.2 Hungary p. 82
4.2.4.1 Poland p. 82
4.2.5 Ownership, capital structure and access to financing p. 83
5 Developments in institutional environment and corporate governance p. 86
5.1 Developments in institutional environment and legal framework p. 87
5.1.1 Developments in institutional environment p. 87
5.1.2 Legal framework p. 90
5.2 Privatization process and ownership structure p. 92
5.2.1 The Czech Republic p. 92
5.2.2 Hungary p. 95
5.2.3 Poland p. 97
5.3 Ownership concentration p. 99
5.4 Ownership, corporate performance and strategy p. 103
5.4.1 Ownership and corporate performance p. 103
5.4.2 Ownership and corporate strategy p. 105
5.5 Corporate governance regimes in the three CEEC p. 107
5.5.1 Corporate governance regime 1 p. 109
5.5.2 Corporate governance regime 2 p. 111
5.5.3 Corporate Governance Regimes 3 and 4 p. 112
6 Financial systems in Eastern Europe, their future development p. 114
and the implications for the growth in the region
6.1 Arm's length vs relationship lending in Eastern Europe? p. 114
6.2 Classification of financial systems in Eastern Europe p. 118
6.3 The future of financial systems in Eastern Europe p. 120
6.3.1 Future developments of the equity capital markets p. 120
6.3.2 Future developments in the banking sector p. 123
6.4 Implications for the real economy and growth p. 125
7 Conclusions_p. 132
Part II: Microfinance, Clients' Productivity and Borrowing Costs -
the Case of ProCredit Bank in Bulgaria_
1 Introduction p. 138
1.1 The financial crisis in 1996/1997 in Bulgaria p. 138
and the economic recovery ever since
1.2 The economic importance p. 140
of Small and medium-sized enterprises in Bulgaria
1.3 Problems hindering SMEs development p. 142
1.4 Ways to foster SMEs development: the case of ProCredit Bank p. 143
2. Microfinance and client productivity p. 146
2.1 Related research p. 146
2.2 Measurement of impact p. 150
3 Bank lending, learning and clients' borrowing costs p. 153
3.1 Related research p. 154
3.2 Bank learning and borrower's financing costs p. 156
3.3 Additional factors driving borrowing costs p. 163
3.4 Empirical implementation p. 165
3.4.1 Regression model p. 166
3.4.2 Measurement of the learning effect p. 170
4 Selectivity p. 174
4.1 Two-step Heckman procedure p. 174
4.2 Empirical implementation p. 177
5 Descriptive statistics and empirical results p. 180
5.1 Data sample p. 180
5.2 Descriptive statistics p. 184
5.3 Regression results p. 186
5.3.1 Selection process p. 187
5.3.2 Productivity impact analysis p. 189
5.3.3 Results from spreads regression p. 191
6 Conclusions_p. 194
Part III: Determinants of Bank Performance
in Central and Eastern Europe_
1 Introduction p. 199
2 Related literature p. 204
2.1 Theoretical background and formulation of hypotheses p. 204
2.2 Empirical evidence p. 214
3 Data description and variables p. 216
3.1 Cross-country comparison of the banking sectors p. 217
3.2 Variables and descriptive statistics p. 220
4 Regression analysis p. 226
4.1 Empirical methodology p. 226
4.2 Regression results p.228
4.2.1 Results from the entire sample p. 228
4.2.1.1 Mostly free countries p. 228
4.2.1.2 Mostly unfree countries p. 230
4.2.2 Results from the domestic banks sub-sample p. 233
4.2.2.1 Mostly free countries p. 233
4.2.2.2 Mostly unfree countries p. 234
5 Conclusions_p. 235
References p. 239
Online resources p. 268
Appendix 1 p. 271
Appendix 2 p. 275
Appendix 3 p. 281
Vita_p. 289
List of Figures:
Part I: Financial Liberalization and Financial Architecture in
Eastern Europe - the Emergence of 'Regional' Financial Systems_
Figure 3.1: Institutional Investors' portfolio decomposition p. 56
Figure 5.1: Corporate governance regimes in Poland_p. 108
List of Tables:
Part I: Financial Liberalization and Financial Architecture in
Eastern Europe - the Emergence of 'Regional' Financial Systems_
Table 3.1: Banking sectors at a glance (2003) p.42
Table 3.2: Developments in the Czech Banking Sector (1995-2002) p. 43
Table 3.3: Industry and ownership structure of the Czech banking sector p. 44
(1995-2003)
Table 3.4: Czech banking sector performance (1995-2003) p. 45
Table 3.5: Developments in the Hungarian Banking Sector (1995-2003) p. 46
Table 3.6: Industry and ownership structure of the Hungarian banking p. 47
sector (1995-2003)
Table 3.7 Hungarian banking sector performance (1995-2003) p. 48
Table 3.8: Developments in the Polish Banking Sector (1995-2003) p. 49
Table 3.9: Industry and ownership structure of the Polish banking sector p.50
(1995-2003)
Table 3.10 Polish banking sector performance (1995-2003) p. 51
Table 3.11: Institutional investors' financial assets as a share of GDP p- 53
Table 3.12: Equity market capitalization as a percent of GDP p. 64
Table 3.13: Equity market liquidity (domestic equity shares' market p. 65
turnover divided by domestic equity shares' market capitalization)
Table 3.14: Number of listed companies p. 66
Table 3.15: Bond market capitalization as a percent of GDP p. 67
Table 3.16: Structure of bond trading volume by issuer and stock p. 68
exchange
Table 4.1: Households assets share in GDP and Structure at the end of p. 69
2001
Table 4.2: Structure of financial liabilities of non-financial enterprises in p. 75
the Czech Republic
Table 4.3: Structure of financial liabilities of non-financial enterprises in p. 76
Hungary
Table 4.4: Gross financing sources in Poland p. 77
Table 4.5: Net Financing Flows as a percent of Gross Fixed Capital p. 80
Formation, the Czech Republic
Table 4.6: Net Financing Flows as a percent of Gross Fixed Capital p. 82
Formation, Hungary
Table 4.7: Net Financing Flows as a percent of Gross Fixed Capital p. 83
Formation, Poland
Table 5.1: Institutional development indicators and shareholder protection p. 88
Table 5.2: Structure of equity holdings, the Czech Republic p. 93
Table 5.3: Ownership transition matrix in the Czech Republic p. 94
Table 5.4: Structure of equity holdings, Hungary p. 96
Table 5.5: Structure of holdings of shares listed on the BSE p. 96
Table 5.6: Average share in firm equity of different investor categories, p. 98
Poland
Table 5.7: Developments in ownership concentration, the Czech Republic p. 99
Table 5.8: Developments in ownership concentration, Poland p. 99
Table 5.9: Ownership concentration, a cross-country comparison p. 100
Table 5.10: Ownership concentration by type of the largest shareholder p. 102
Table A 1.1: Ownership, total assets and market share of the 10 biggest p. 271
Czech commercial banks
Table A 1.2: Ownership, total assets and market share of the 10 biggest p. 271
Hungarian commercial banks
Table A 1.3: Ownership, total assets and market share of the 10 biggest p. 272
Polish commercial banks
Table A 1.4: Ownership, total assets and market share of the Polish p. 273
mandatory pension funds
Table A 1.5 Ownership, total assets and market share of the Polish p. 274
investment funds
Table A 1.6: Total Liabilities, Non-Financial Enterprises in Germany, p. 274
Japan and the United States_
Part II: Micro finance, Clients' Productivity and Borrowing Costs -
the Case of ProCredit Bank in Bulgaria_
Table A 2.1: List and description of the used variables p. 275
Table A 2.2: Descriptive statistics - client data p. 276
Table A 2.3: Descriptive statistics - loan data p. 277
Table A 2.4: Probit estimates of the selection regression p. 278
Table A 2.5: Regression results from the translog production function p. 279
estimation
Table A 2.6: Regression results from the translog production function p. 280
estimation_
Part III: Determinants of Bank Performance
in Central and Eastern Europe_
Table A 3.1: List and description of the used variables p. 281
Table A 3.2: Representativeness of the used sample of banks p. 282
Table A 3.3: CEE banking sectors' main characteristics p. 283
Table A 3.4: Descriptive statistics (6-year averages) p. 284
Table A 3.5: Results from the NIM and ROAA regressions, mostly free p. 285
subsample
Table A 3.6: Results from the NIM and ROAA regressions, mostly unfree p. 286
subsample
Table A 3.7: Results from the NIM and ROAA regressions, domestic p. 287
banks, mostly-free sub-sample
Table A 3.8: Results from the NIM and ROAA regressions, domestic p. 288
banks, mostly-unfree sub-sample_ |
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| topic | Bank stw Bulgarien stw Deregulierung stw Finanzsektor stw Kapitalmarktliberalisierung stw Mikrofinanzierung stw Osteuropa stw Unternehmensentwicklung stw Übergangswirtschaft stw Kreditwesen (DE-588)4032950-1 gnd Kapitalmarkt (DE-588)4029578-3 gnd Kreditmarkt (DE-588)4073788-3 gnd Liberalisierung (DE-588)4120670-8 gnd |
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