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Real estate price fluctuations and institutional misconduct
We find that greater exposure to real estate price volatility (BE-REPV) is linked to higher levels of misconduct within banks. Increases in real estate prices drive banks to expand their lending activities, which in turn increases operational pressures and staff misconduct. This misconduct, initially originating in lending operations, spills over into deposit-related activities, leading to higher misconduct in banks' deposit operations. Our findings highlight a direct connection between real estate price volatility and bank misconduct, providing fresh insights into how external market factors influence institutional behavior.
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