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The effects of government bailouts on bank performance in the EU
This paper evaluates the effects of EU government bailout policies in the years 2008–2014 on bank performance using the difference-in-differences and propensity score methods. The findings reveal that bailed-out banks exhibited higher lending activities compared to non-aided banks, both in EU core and EU periphery regions. However, this increase in lending in the EU periphery was accompanied by a rise in non-performing loans. These findings underscore financial market fragmentation during the EU debt crisis and confirm the theory that bailouts, while mitigating credit constraints, may also incentivize excessive risk-taking.
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