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The Influence of Consolidation and Concentration of the Banking Sector on the Price Level in the Banks : the Example of USA
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Niniejsze opracowanie ma na celu przedstawienie wyników badań na temat wpływu wzrostu koncentracji rynku bankowego na poziom cen, definiowanych jako wysokość oprocentowania kredytów. Okresem badawczym są lata 1994-2005, tj. czas po przyjęciu ustawy znoszącej bariery w bankowości międzystanowej i inicjującej największą falę konsolidacyjną w systemie bankowym Stanów Zjednoczonych. Obliczenia oparto na danych panelowych grupy pięćdziesięciu największych banków amerykańskich, corocznie ustalanej przez Federalną Korporację Ubezpieczenia Depozytów (FDIC) - rządową agencję nadzorującą działalność niemal wszystkich banków komercyjnych w USA. (...) Dla kompleksowego zaprezentowania wyników badań w następnej części zostanie przedstawiony przegląd literatury analizującej zależność pomiędzy poziomem koncentracji a cenami w bankach, a także problem ewolucji definicji lokalnego rynku bankowego, wywołanej zastosowaniem zaawansowanych urządzeń technologicznych. Dalsza część prezentuje podstawowe charakterystyki procesu konsolidacji sektora bankowego w USA w latach 1994--2005, z położeniem szczególnego nacisku na jego koncentrację i zmianę organizacji sieci oddziałów. Następnie przedstawiono metodykę wybraną doprowadzenia badań oraz źródła danych. W kolejnych częściach dokonano odpowiednio analizy uzyskanych wyników i prezentacji wniosków. (fragment tekstu)
Consolidation leads to the higher concentration of the banking sector. Developments of ICT and electronic banking, on the one hand enable to create extended banking organizations, but on the other hand expand boundaries of the local banking market and the range of banking products. This research, which was conducted on the group of top 50 US banks for the period of 1994-2005, shows that there is a positive, although weak, correlation between the banking market concentration and the price level. Moreover, the research indicates the level of non-interest costs, as an important determinant of the increase of lending interest rates. Factors responsible for the reduction of lending rates are: the value of banking assets, the value of non-interest earnings, and the level of development of local real and financial sectors. The general outcome of the research suggests that the analysis of market effects of the bank merger should not be focused only on the relationship between the banking market concentration and the level of prices, but on the feasibility of improvements in the cost and revenue structures, resulted from expansion of the bank's network and the range of services. Consolidation may lead to reduction of overhead costs and banking prices. However, too broad expansion, may be a source of unexpected costs and force banks to raise lending rates and service charges, limit their competitiveness and put threat on the stability of the future operations. (original abstract)
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- Narodowy Bank Polski
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