Financial Cooperatives and Local Development 1st Edition by Silvio Goglio, Yiorgos Alexopoulos ISBN 1136253599 9781136253591

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ISBN 10: 1136253599 
ISBN 13: 9781136253591
Author: Silvio Goglio, Yiorgos Alexopoulos

Financial Cooperatives and Local Development 1st Table of contents:

Part I Stakeholder-oriented versus profit-maximizing banks
1 Cooperative banking A Minskyan perspective
The ‘financial instability hypothesis’
Minsky’s analysis of the financial evolution of capitalism
Commercial capitalism
Industrial and financial capitalism
Paternalistic and managerial capitalism
Money-manager capitalism
A Minskyan analysis of recent financial turmoil
Minsky’s support for community banking
Conclusion
Notes
References
2 Governance and performance Reassessing the pre-crisis situation of European banks1
Ownership structure and performance in European banking
Data and refinements
Empirical results
Conclusions
Notes
References
3 Competition and market power within the Italian banking system1
Theoretical framework
Structural models
Non-structural models
Empirical framework
Data description
The Herfindahl–Hirschman Index
The Panzar–Rosse H-statistic
Conclusions
Notes
References
4 Cooperative capital Why our world needs it
The evolution and nature of cooperatives
The nature of investor-owned businesses
Cooperative differences
Cooperative capital
The significance of cooperative financial institutions
Regulation of capital: implications for cooperatives
The evolving need for capital in cooperatives
Impact of investor capital on cooperative businesses
Tradable cooperative capital
Future directions
Retention of capital
The need for a cooperative capital fund
Support of cooperatives by cooperatives
Conclusion
Notes
References
Part II From cooperative banks to local societies
5 The case for proactive cooperative banks and local development Innovation, growth, and community building in Almería, Spain
Context
Theoretical approach
Economic landscape
‘Co-evolution’ of the cooperative bank and the cooperative sector
Pre-1975
Post-Franco: 1975 to 1990
1990 to 2000
2000 to present
Growth and expansion strategy
Conclusion
Notes
References
6 Cooperative banks and community development in Japan
An overview of cooperative banks in Japan
Research design
Data collection
Findings
Documentary materials
Survey data
Discussion
Promoting community development
Peer consultations
Conclusion
Notes
References
7 Homo dictyous transforms homo oeconomicus The social network culture of Hellenic cooperative banking in Crete1
The Hellenic mindset of philotimo
Moral aspects of philotimo in routine language
Cooperatives as social economy
Cooperative banking in Hellas
Co-operative Bank of Chania
A social network representation
Discussion
Notes
References
8 Innovative approaches to generating and using cooperative capital Observations from France and Germany
New institutions for local financial development in France
Characteristics of solidarity-based finance organizations
Solidarity-based finance organizations and cooperative banks
How cooperative banks and their members contribute to local development
Dividends as sources of capital for local development
Dividends as sources of capital for local development
Sharing dividend payments for local development
New membership
New cooperatives
Dimensions of sharing dividend payments
Conclusion
Notes
References
Part III Microfinance and local development
9 Re-discovering a paradigm The promotion of savings by credit unions within the UK policy context of asset-based welfare
Economic institutions and the habit of saving
Asset building in the UK context
Credit unions as asset builders
A dual strategy for credit unions and their members
Credit unions as a remedy for savings exclusion?
Demand side: linking financial capability and saving
Supply side: re-conceptualizing savings products
Access
Features of savings products
The connection between savings and other financial products
Conclusion
Notes
References
10 Microfinance and poverty reduction in Bangladesh Challenges and opportunities
Microfinance in Bangladesh
Supervision of Microfinance Institutions
Current issues
Future challenges
Policy issues
Conclusion
Notes
References
11 Microcredit A model for activating poverty zones in Mexico
Theoretical framework
Comparison of microfinance models
Grameen Bank
Grameen de la Frontera
Alternativa Solidaria Chiapas
Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India
BancoSol
Banco Compartamos
EnComùn de la Frontera
Foundation for International Community Assistance (FINCA) Mexico
Proposed model
Conclusions
References
Conclusions A tale of two models
It was the worst of times for cooperative banking
It can be the best of times for cooperative banking
An epoch of belief, a season of light, and a spring of hope

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