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Securitization and Banks’ Capital Structure

Authors: Andres Almazan; Alfredo Martín-Oliver; Jesús Saurina;

Securitization and Banks’ Capital Structure

Abstract

La titulizacion de activos ofrece a los bancos la posibilidad de alterar su estructura de capital y el proceso de intermediacion financiera. Este trabajo muestra que la introduccion de la titulizacion esta asociada con cambios fundamentales en la politica de captacion de fondos de los bancos. En particular, presentamos evidencia de un uso mas intenso de la titulizacion por parte de los bancos i) con mayores oportunidades de crecimiento, ii) con restricciones de liquidez, iii) con alternativas mas costosas de financiacion, y iv) con restricciones de acceso al mercado de capital debido a la seleccion adversa. Se observa tambien en este trabajo que la titulizacion ocupa un lugar importante en el orden de prelacion en la eleccion de fuentes de financiacion de los bancos medianos y pequenos y de los no cotizados, que son los que probablemente tienen problemas de seleccion adversa mas severos.

Keywords

securitization, capital structure, adverse selection, pecking order, jel: jel:G32, jel: jel:G21

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