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Bank provision procyclicality under an expected credit loss model: discretionary behaviour and corporate governance implications
Economic cycles, when amplified by their interaction with the banking sector, can transform prosperity into crisis if this interaction is misunderstood and left unchecked. Notably, accounting policy choices can influence this amplification by fuelling excessive credit growth during booms and hinderi
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