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Effects of equity capital changes on the lending rates of Kenyan banks
This study examines the consequences of imposing higher capital requirements on banks, and more specifically their long-term effects on bank lending rates. The analysis involves econometric estimations of the determinants of lending rates based on a parameterized model of the Kenyan banking industry
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