Internal fraud in the banking industry : A cross-bank analysis on operational loss announcements

Managerial and regulatory focus in the financial industryhas been intensified due to a number of extremely costly and highly publicized events. Whenfraudulent activities or any improper business practices are revealed it may damage the bank’sreputation. In the end this can have a big impact on anyon...

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Main Authors: Salomonsson, Erik, Thormählen, Carl
Format: Others
Language:English
Published: Umeå universitet, Företagsekonomi 2015
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spelling ndltd-UPSALLA1-oai-DiVA.org-umu-1061032015-07-09T04:53:02ZInternal fraud in the banking industry : A cross-bank analysis on operational loss announcementsengSalomonsson, ErikThormählen, CarlUmeå universitet, FöretagsekonomiUmeå universitet, Företagsekonomi2015FinanceBankingOperational riskReputational riskFraudFraudulent activitiesLoss announcementsOperational loss announcementsBaselBanking industryManagerial and regulatory focus in the financial industryhas been intensified due to a number of extremely costly and highly publicized events. Whenfraudulent activities or any improper business practices are revealed it may damage the bank’sreputation. In the end this can have a big impact on anyone who is any kind of stakeholder.Reputational risk and by what mechanism reputational risk is adversely affecting stock pricesis therefore of great importance for stakeholders. This study aims at providing insights and abetter understanding of reputational risk. We examine the reputational damage in banksresulting from operational losses and analyze the stock market reaction across the bankingindustry. Research question: What is the effect of operational loss announcements from internalfraudulent activities on competitors in the banking industry? The results show a positive cross-bank reaction during the observed period oftime. Furthermore, the cross-bank reaction is stronger when a reputational damage isrecognized in the bank where the loss occurred. The results show a positive cross-bankreaction during the observed period of time. Furthermore, the cross-bank reaction is strongerwhen a reputational damage is recognized in the bank where the loss occurred. Student thesisinfo:eu-repo/semantics/bachelorThesistexthttp://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:umu:diva-106103application/pdfinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
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topic Finance
Banking
Operational risk
Reputational risk
Fraud
Fraudulent activities
Loss announcements
Operational loss announcements
Basel
Banking industry
spellingShingle Finance
Banking
Operational risk
Reputational risk
Fraud
Fraudulent activities
Loss announcements
Operational loss announcements
Basel
Banking industry
Salomonsson, Erik
Thormählen, Carl
Internal fraud in the banking industry : A cross-bank analysis on operational loss announcements
description Managerial and regulatory focus in the financial industryhas been intensified due to a number of extremely costly and highly publicized events. Whenfraudulent activities or any improper business practices are revealed it may damage the bank’sreputation. In the end this can have a big impact on anyone who is any kind of stakeholder.Reputational risk and by what mechanism reputational risk is adversely affecting stock pricesis therefore of great importance for stakeholders. This study aims at providing insights and abetter understanding of reputational risk. We examine the reputational damage in banksresulting from operational losses and analyze the stock market reaction across the bankingindustry. Research question: What is the effect of operational loss announcements from internalfraudulent activities on competitors in the banking industry? The results show a positive cross-bank reaction during the observed period oftime. Furthermore, the cross-bank reaction is stronger when a reputational damage isrecognized in the bank where the loss occurred. The results show a positive cross-bankreaction during the observed period of time. Furthermore, the cross-bank reaction is strongerwhen a reputational damage is recognized in the bank where the loss occurred.
author Salomonsson, Erik
Thormählen, Carl
author_facet Salomonsson, Erik
Thormählen, Carl
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title Internal fraud in the banking industry : A cross-bank analysis on operational loss announcements
title_short Internal fraud in the banking industry : A cross-bank analysis on operational loss announcements
title_full Internal fraud in the banking industry : A cross-bank analysis on operational loss announcements
title_fullStr Internal fraud in the banking industry : A cross-bank analysis on operational loss announcements
title_full_unstemmed Internal fraud in the banking industry : A cross-bank analysis on operational loss announcements
title_sort internal fraud in the banking industry : a cross-bank analysis on operational loss announcements
publisher Umeå universitet, Företagsekonomi
publishDate 2015
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