Titlebook: Risk Culture in Banking; Alessandro Carretta,Franco Fiordelisi,Paola Schwiz Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017

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2523-336X healthy risk culture.Contributes to the discussion on bankinThis book explores risk culture in banks following the financial crisis. It analyses the role of national and institutional risk culture, market competitiveness, organisational systems and institutional practices that led to a weakening of

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Risk Culture in Different Bank Businessese.g. market competitiveness, regulation, organisational systems).The evolutionary variables have contributed to the weakening of the risk culture in all businesses. As an example, the case of “the rise and fall of risk culture in investment banking” is analysed.

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Banks’ Risk Culture in Residential Mortgage and Cross-Selling Policies: Evidence from the Euro Area loans and cross selling. Not specialized real estate banks are those that benefit the most from cross selling activities due to an higher increase of the ROA and a less significant increase of the .-Score.

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Watchdog or Pet Dog: What Is the Role of Media in Shaping Banks’ Risk Culture? Second, we study in the relationship between the BRC index and the asset quality of banks in each country. Our analysis suggests that the BRC index is in many cases positively correlated with the NPL of banks.

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Risk Culturere recently, an intense activity of research on this subject (arisen from the failure of traditional cultural models) turned cultural explanations into a more valuable asset than a simple matter of “claiming the residuals” (Zingales 2015).

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Risk Culture in Different Bank Businessesmain lines of research and the relevant variables. There are three categories of business-related determinants of risk culture: structural, contingent and evolutionary factors. The structural variables are embedded in the nature of the business: the activities performed and their embedded risks, the

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Risk Culture in the Regulation and Supervision Frameworke at the base of the global financial crisis and misconduct of many financial institutions. This Chapter focuses on how regulation affects bank risk culture and risk-taking behaviors and how this has an influence on supervisory styles.