A. Ferrari, Carmen García Galindo, Matic Petriček, Andreas Winkler
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In this paper we use a novel approach to address issues of endogeneity in estimating a causal effect of leverage on risk taking by banks. Using data on local bank office deposits and local unemployment we construct an instrument to use in a regression of leverage on a measure of risk taking constructed from new issuance of loans. The results confirm that banks increase their risk taking after an exogenous increase in leverage.