Working paper series
The CRBF Working Paper Series is provided by the Centre for Responsible Banking and Finance (CRBF) of the University of St Andrews Business School as part of its engagement and dissemination strategy. The aim of the series is to stimulate discussion and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the areas covered in the research agenda of the CRBF.
All working papers in the series have been approved by a group member to ensure an appropriate quality. Find the full catalogue of the series below.
For additional information, please contact:
Series Editor Linh H Nguyen at [email protected].
First Quarter | 2025 |
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25-001 | Hans Degryse, Olivier De Jonghe, Leonardo Gambacorta, and Cédric Huylebroek | Bank Specialization and Corporate Innovation |
25-002 | Mehmet Selman Çolak, Yavuz Kılıç, Yusuf Yıldırım, and Muhammed Hasan Yılmaz | The Effect of Personal Credit Card Limits on Card Use: Micro Data Evidence from An Emerging Market |
25-003 | Alfred Duncan, João Pedro De Camargo Mainente, and Charles Nolan | Monetary and Financial Policy with Privately Optimal Risk Taking |
25-004 | Pejman Abedifar, Soroush Kamyab, Steven Ongena, and Amine Tarazi | Relationship Banking: The Borrower’s Incentives Channel |
Fourth Quarter | 2021 |
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21-013 | Simon Fritzsch, Maike Timphus, Gregor Weiß | Marginals versus Copulas: Which Account for More Model Risk in Multivariate Risk Forecasting? |
21-014 | Giovanni Cerulli, Franco Fiordelisi, David Marques-Ibanez | The Burden of Bank Supervision |
21-015 | Dimitris K. Chronopoulos, Lemonia M. Rempoutsika, John O.S. Wilson | Audit Committee Oversight and Bank Financial Reporting Quality |
21-016 | Duc Duy Nguyen, Steven Ongena, Shusen Qi, Vathunyoo Sila | Climate Change Risk and the Cost of Mortgage Credit |
Third Quarter | 2021 |
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21-009 | Alessio Reghezza, Yener Altunbas, David Marques-Ibanez, Costanza Rodriguez d'Acri, Martina Spaggiari | Do Banks Fuel Climate Change? |
21-010 | Hiep N. Luu, Linh H. Nguyen, John O.S. Wilson | Organizational Culture, Competition and Bank Loan Loss Provisions |
21-011 | Nhan Le, Duc Duy Nguyen, Vathunyoo Sila | Does Shareholder Litigation Affect the Corporate Information Environment? |
21-012 | Simon Fritzsch, Felix Irresberger, Gregor Weiß | Cross-Section of Option Returns and the Volatility Risk Premium |
Second Quarter | 2021 |
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21-005 | Marcel Lukas and Ray Charles "Chuck" Howard | The Influence of Budgets on Consumer Spending |
21-006 | Michael Koetter, Thomas Krause, Eleonora Sfrappini, Lena Tonzer | Completing the European Banking Union: Capital Cost Consequences for Credit Providers and Corporate Borrowers |
21-007 | Linh H. Nguyen, John O.S. Wilson, Tuan Q. Le, Hiep N. Luu, Vinh X. Vo, Tram-Anh Nguyen | Deposit Insurance and Credit Union Lending |
21-008 | Dolores Gutiérrez-Mora and Daniel Oto-Peralías | Gendered Cities: Studying Urban Gender Bias through Street Names |
First Quarter | 2021 |
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21-001 | I-Ju Chen, Iftekhar Hasan, Chih-Yung Lin, Tra Ngoc Vy Nguyen | Do Banks Value Borrowers' Environmental Record? Evidence from Financial Contracts |
21-002 | Manthos D. Delis, Iftekhar Hasan, Maria Iosifidi, Steven Ongena | Gender, Credit, and Firm Outcomes |
21-003 | Javier Gomez-Biscarri, Germán López-Espinosa, Andrés Mesa Toro | Drivers of Depositor Discipline in Credit Unions |
21-004 | Ross Brown and Marc Cowling | The Geographical Impact of the Covid-19 Crisis for Firms and Jobs: Evidence from the 100 Largest Cities and Towns of the UK |
Fourth Quarter | 2012 |
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12-001 | José M. Liñares-Zegarra and John O.S. Wilson | Risk Based Pricing in the Credit Card Industry: Evidence from US Survey Data |
12-002 | Kais Bouslah, Lawrence Kryzanowski and Bouchra Mzali | Does Social Performance Affect the Risk of Financial Firms? |
12-003 | John Goddard, Donal McKillop and John O.S. Wilson | Regulatory Change and Capital Adjustment of Cooperative Financial Institutions |
12-004 | Gbenga Ibikunle, Andros Gregoriou, Andreas G. F. Hoepner and Mark Rhodes | Liquidity and Market efficiency: European Evidence from the World’s Largest Carbon Exchange |