Compliance mandatory Impact Assessment on the Credit Unions
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https://doi.org/10.31501/ealr.v15i01.12929Abstract
This work studies the heterogeneous impact of the application of the regulatory framework of the compliance program on credit unions and the impact on the economic and financial performance of these companies. In order to identify this effect, a compliance index was created from a checklist of the Basel Fundamental Principles of Effective Banking Supervision (BCP) in 926 Brazilian credit unions, in the time interval from 2016 to 2018. As an empirical strategy, was used the differences in differences method, considering treated the cooperatives that had an intermediate level (greater than 70%) before the mandatory practice of compliance by the monetary authority. The results showed a reduction in the economic and financial indicators in the treatment group, which suggests that these companies needed to invest less resources in order to carry out the necessary internal changes to the instructions provided due to the new legal framework.
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