Determinantes de la competencia en la banca chilena
Abstract
In this paper, first we estimate the competition for the 2008-2016 period by using an estimator, the utilization of which we justify on the basis of the specific features of the Chilean banking system. Then, we assess the determinants of competition with a comprehensive set of explanatory variables, including specific bank variables, banking system structure variables, and macroeconomic and financial variables. Our main results indicate a pro-cyclical behavior of competition in the Chilean banking system, along with negative effects on it from both market concentration and credit risk.
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