Financial system, Financial crisis, Monetary economics, Deposit insurance and Financial intermediary are his primary areas of study. His Financial system research includes themes of Capital requirement, Capital, Valuation and Shareholder. His Financial crisis study incorporates themes from Qureshi, Currency, Financial risk, Sovereign debt and Capital market.
His study in Monetary economics is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Access to finance, Rent-seeking, Politics and Gross domestic product. His Deposit insurance research incorporates themes from Moral hazard, Market discipline and Corporate governance. His studies deal with areas such as Structured finance and Financial integration as well as Financial intermediary.
His scientific interests lie mostly in Financial system, Monetary economics, Financial crisis, Finance and Financial intermediary. Luc Laeven has researched Financial system in several fields, including Corporate governance, Equity and Systemic risk. Luc Laeven has included themes like Valuation and Accounting in his Corporate governance study.
His work in Monetary economics covers topics such as Leverage which are related to areas like Capital structure. Luc Laeven works mostly in the field of Financial crisis, limiting it down to concerns involving Sovereign debt and, occasionally, Currency. His studies in Financial intermediary integrate themes in fields like Technological change and Financial services.
Luc Laeven spends much of his time researching Monetary economics, Financial system, Financial crisis, Capital and Balance sheet. His primary area of study in Monetary economics is in the field of Monetary policy. Luc Laeven interconnects Equity, Securities lending, Collateralized debt obligation, Politics and Lender of last resort in the investigation of issues within Financial system.
His Financial crisis study combines topics in areas such as Loan and Sovereign debt. His study on Capital requirement and Bank capital is often connected to Flexibility as part of broader study in Capital. His research integrates issues of Technological change and Financial services in his study of Balance sheet.
Luc Laeven mainly focuses on Monetary economics, Financial system, Financial crisis, Loan and Capital. His research in the fields of Monetary policy overlaps with other disciplines such as Risk taking. His Financial system research integrates issues from Securities lending, Collateralized debt obligation, Collateral, Safety net and Politics.
His Financial crisis research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Sovereign debt, Currency and Debt crisis. His work deals with themes such as Diversification and Instrumental variable, which intersect with Loan. His Bank capital study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Bank risk and Systemic risk.
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Systemic banking crises database
Luc Laeven;Fabian Valencia.
IMF Economic Review (2013)
Bank governance, regulation and risk taking
Luc Laeven;Ross Levine;Ross Levine.
Journal of Financial Economics (2009)
What drives bank competition? some international evidence
Stijn Claessens;Luc Laeven.
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking (2003)
Systemic Banking Crises: A New Database
Luc Laeven;Luc Laeven;Fabián Valencia.
Social Science Research Network (2008)
Entry regulation as a barrier to entrepreneurship
Leora Klapper;Luc Laeven;Luc Laeven;Raghuram Rajan;Raghuram Rajan;Raghuram Rajan.
Journal of Financial Economics (2006)
Political connections and preferential access to finance : The role of campaign contributions
Stijn Claessens;Stijn Claessens;Stijn Claessens;Erik Feijen;Luc Laeven;Luc Laeven.
Journal of Financial Economics (2008)
Systemic Banking Crises : A New Database
Fabian Valencia;Luc Laeven.
IMF Working Papers (2008)
Financial Development, Property Rights, and Growth
Stijn Claessens;Luc Laeven.
Journal of Finance (2002)
Regulations, Market Structure, Institutions, and the Cost of Financial Intermediation
Asli Demirguc-Kunt;Luc Laeven;Ross Levine.
Social Science Research Network (2003)
The determinants of financing obstacles
Thorsten Beck;Asli Demirguc-Kunt;Luc Laeven;Vojislav Maksimovic.
Research Papers in Economics (2004)
Bank for International Settlements
University of California, Berkeley
Tilburg University
International Monetary Fund
Brookings Institution
Boston College
World Bank
University of Chicago
City, University of London
Stockholm School of Economics
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