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Determinantes de las fusiones y adquisiciones en el sistema financiero colombiano. 1990-2007

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Andrés Felipe García Suaza ()
José Eduardo Gómez Gónzalez ()

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El sistema financiero colombiano ha sufrido cambios importantes en las últimas décadas. Un periodo de expansión seguido de una profunda crisis económica repercutieron de manera importante en la estructura y concentración de este mercado. Se ha analizado de manera amplia el efecto de la quiebra y la fusión de las instituciones financieras; sin embargo no se ha hecho un estudio microeconométrico para determinar los determinantes de este tipo de operaciones. Este documento se concentra en determinar cuales son las variables claves que incentivan la participación de las instituciones financieras colombianas en operaciones de integración, mediante la estimación de modelos de duración y el uso de variables microeconómicas de desempeño de las instituciones financieras y variables macro que reflejan el nivel de concentración del mercado y el desempeño de la economía.

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Paper provided by BANCO DE LA REPÚBLICA in its series BORRADORES DE ECONOMIA with number 005294.

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