CALL FOR PAPERS  

Bank credit in a post-crisis economy  

• The availability of bank credit to corporation and households in the aftermath of a crisis. 
• The impact of macro-prudential polices and unconventional monetary policies (including LTRO, and QE) on bank credit.
• The role of financial markets, including bond markets, as alternative financing channels to substitute for bank credit.
• The role of the international structure of the banking system on bank credit availability.
• The effects of bank regulation (like higher capital requirements and liquidity holdings) on credit availability.
• The effect of regulation’s international spillover on the availability of bank credit.
• Information production and disclosure (e.g., stress tests, accounting statements) and its impact on market discipline and financial stability.
• The effect of corporate governance structures in financial institutions and markets on credit availability, bank risk taking and financial stability.
• Financial intermediation and its impact on firms’ financial decisions.
• Real effects of finance.
• Credit and real estate markets.