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Title: Bank Disclosure and Market Assessment of Financial Fragility: Evidence from Banks Equity Prices


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Bank Disclosure and Market Assessment of
Financial FragilityEvidence from Banks Equity
Prices
Discussant Halit Gonenc Faculty of Economics and
Business Department of Finance Centre for
International Banking, Insurance and Finance
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  • Brief Summary
  • Investigation of stock market responses to
    changes in indicators of Turkish banks financial
    fragility during the years before the major
    economic crisis.
  • Indicators Changes in non-performing loans
    (NPL), maturity mismatch (MM), currency mismatch
    (Currency), earnings, the amount of government
    securities (GS) along with the ex-post changes in
    interest rates.
  • Motivation If the market responses to these
    changes, this will be indication of the
    relationship between market monitoring and banks
    safety and soundness (market discipline and bank
    disclosure).
  • Unbalanced quarterly data from 1992.Q1 to
    2001.Q2.
  • Stock returns are sensitive to changes in MM,
    Currency, and earnings.
  • The quality of disclosure is important Market
    reaction is stronger for non-auditing quarters
    and for disclosure with shorter reporting lags
    (timeliness). Bank act in 1999 has an affect on
    non-auditing disclosures.

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  • Strong Points
  • Very interesting and important subject to
    consider the monitoring issue by measuring the
    quality of disclosure of banks financial tables.
  • Main indicators to measure banks safety and
    soundness.
  • Turkish economy is very sensitive to the
    financial structure of banks.
  • Hard work on collecting the required data for
    indicators.
  • Several steps to understand the important issues
    in the relationship market responses and
    indicators.
  • Several tests to robust the value relevance
    results.

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  • Weaknesses
  • Sample covers all public banks, but it is not a
    good representative of the whole Turkish banking
    system (only 37 of assets in the industry).
  • Small sample size with major indicators.
  • Disclosure date may not be a good indication of
    unexpected news.
  • Ex-ante changes in the indicators versus
    unexpected changes (connected with an
    announcement-earnings).
  • Ex-post changes in the interest rate (realized
    change) versus unexpected changes.
  • Missing discussion on how these proxies would be
    sufficient for the economic meanings of the
    findings.
  • Benchmark problem ISE-100 index.
  • The effect of real exchange rate changes on
    currency mismatch are omitted. Missing
    information for off-balance sheet hedging
    activities for several banks.
  • Outliers 12 month increasing and 11 month
    decreasing (quarterly) as maximum and minimum
    changes in in maturity mismatch.

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  • Major Concerns
  • Market reaction versus monitoring on banks
    safety and soundness!
  • Can a significant market reaction be considered
    as market monitoring?
  • More argument or evidence should be provided.
  • After a significant price changes, do regulators
    take more action on banks immediately, or do
    managers change their policies on their major
    financing or credit activities?
  • Ownership structure of banks is very important
    and needs to be considered in the discussion.
  • Who would be the one to perform better monitoring
    to control bank managements strategy ?
  • Market performance of banks shares would be
    important for new equity financing. Main
    financing providers are depositors (protected by
    regulatory agencies) and other financial
    institutions (syndicate credits) who seem very
    important monitors (especially for Turkish
    banks).

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  • Weak Evidence from Analyses
  • Table 4 based on univariate analysis (even with
    one tail test) does not provide any significant
    differences in the CARs between the two
    distinctive groups Changes providing good news
    and changes proving bad news.
  • Market were not able to differentiate the good
    and bad news.
  • If this is the case, what would be the meaning
    from the statement that returns are sensitive to
    increasing or decreasing in changes of
    indicators?
  • The first one is more important, and needs to
    provide a significant results.

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