In this dissertation, I contribute to the field of empirical banking and financial market structure. I focus on how financial institutions and markets respond to external shocks—whether monetary, macroprudential, behavioral, or environmental—and the implications for credit allocation and asset prices. Across the chapters, I combine structural modeling, highfrequency identification strategies, novel data collection, and advanced textual analysis to uncover causal relationships and deepen our understanding of the mechanisms that shape
bank behavior and financial markets under different constraints and incentives.
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