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Concentración y estabilidad financiero: el caso del sistema bancario colombiano

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  • Miguel Ángel Morales Mosquera

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Este documento analiza la relación entre estabilidad financiera y concentración bancaria en la economía colombiana para el periodo 1994-2009. Para evaluar esta relación, se construyó un panel dinámico desbalanceado en el que se relacionan indicadores de estabilidad financiera y concentración, controlando por factores macroeconómicos. Los resultados muestran que se presentaron mejorías en términos de estabilidad financiera a medida que el sistema bancario se concentró durante las dos décadas más recientes, sin embargo también se encuentra que existe un nivel de concentración óptimo, dada la forma de U que presenta la estabilidad financiera a medida que el sistema bancario se concentra.

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Keywords: Estabilidad Financiera; Concentración; Competencia Classification JEL: D40; G21; L11;

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