Figures & data
Table 1. Descriptive statistics
Table 2. Correlation matrix
Table 3. Risk and Capital ratios model (Full sample results): The dependent variable is risk-weighted assets to total assets ratios. Our predictions are the two-step GMM approach. (Robust standard errors are reported in parenthesis)
Table 4. Risk and Capital ratios model (overall sample): The dependent variable is loan loss allowances to gross loans ratio. Our predictions are the two-step GMM approach. (Robust standard errors are reported in parenthesis)
Table 5. Risk and Capital ratios model (post-crisis and before-crisis results): The dependent variable is risk-weighted assets to total assets. Our predictions are the two-step GMM approach. (Robust standard errors are reported in parenthesis): Note Post-crisis (AC) and Before-crisis (BC)
Table 6. Risk and Capital ratios model (post-crisis and before-crisis period results): The dependent variable is loan loss allowances to gross loans ratio. Our predictions are the two-step GMM approach. (Robust standard errors are reported in parenthesis): Note Post-crisis (AC) and Before-crisis (BC)
Table 7. Risk and Capital ratios model (Well (W) & Undercapitalized (U) banks results): The dependent variable is risk-weighted assets to total assets. Our predictions are the two-step GMM approach. (Robust standard errors are reported in parenthesis)
Table 8. Risk and Capital ratios model (Well (W) & Undercapitalized (U) banks results): The dependent variable is loan loss allowances to gross loans ratio. Our predictions are the two-step GMM approach. (Robust standard errors are reported in parenthesis)
Table 9. Risk and Capital ratios model (Nationally chartered member banks (NAT), State-chartered member banks (SMB), State-chartered non-member banks (SNM) results): The dependent variable is risk-weighted assets to total assets. Our predictions are the two-step GMM approach. (Robust standard errors are reported in parenthesis)
Table 10. Risk and Capital ratios model (Nationally chartered member banks (NAT), State-chartered member banks (SMB), State-chartered non-member banks (SNM) results): The dependent variable is loan loss allowances to gross loans ratio. Our predictions are the two-step GMM approach. (Robust standard errors are reported in parenthesis)