Mitarbeiter

Thomas Kick

• Deutsche Bundesbank
• Central Office, Department of Banking and Financial Supervision
• Wilhelm Epstein Str. 14
• 60431 Frankfurt am Main
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• +49 69 9566 8194
• Thomas Kick

Research Interests

• Bank lending, bank distress, and bank liquidity creation
• Macroeconomic stress testing, bank rating, and financial stability
• Competition, earnings, efficiency, and diversification in the banking industry
• Bank recovery, bank rescue, and deposit insurance
• Social networks in banking

Publications:

Refereed journals

• De Graeve, F., T. Kick and M. Koetter (2008), Monetary policy and financial (in)stability: An integrated micro-macro approach, Journal of Financial Stability, 4(3), 205-231.
• Kick, T. and M. Koetter (2007), Slippery Slopes of Stress: Ordered Failure Events in German Banking, Journal of Financial Stability, 3(2), 132-148.

Non-refereed journals and discussion papers

• Harbrecht, W. und T. Kick (2006), Basel II: Auswirkungen auf Kreditzinsen - Eine Modellrechnung für kleine und mittlere Unternehmen, Controlling, Heft 4/5, April/Mai 2006.
• Kick, T., M. Koetter and T. Poghosyan (2010), Recovery Determinants of Distressed Banks: Regulators, Market Discipline, or the Environment?, IMF Working Paper, No 10/27.

Deutsche Bundesbank discussion papers

• Berger, A., C. Bouwman, T. Kick and K. Schaeck (2010), Bank liquidity creation and risk taking during distress, Deutsche Bundesbank Discussion Paper, Series 2: Banking and Financial Studies, No 05/2010.
• Bornemann, S., S. Homölle, C. Hubensack, T. Kick and A. Pfingsten (2009), Determinants for Using Visible Reserves in German Banks – An Empirical Study, Deutsche Bundesbank Discussion Paper, Series 2, No 11/2009.
• Bornemann, S., T. Kick, C. Memmel and A. Pfingsten (2010), Are banks using hidden reserves to beat earnings benchmarks? Evidence from Germany, Deutsche Bundesbank Discussion Paper, Series 2: Banking and Financial Studies, No 13/2010.
• Busch, R. and T. Kick (2009), Income Diversification in the German Banking Industry, Deutsche Bundesbank Discussion Paper, Series 2: Banking and Financial Studies, No 09/2009.
• De Graeve, F., T. Kick and M. Koetter (2008), Monetary policy and bank distress: an integrated micro-macro approach, Deutsche Bundesbank Discussion Paper, Series 2: Banking and Financial Studies, No 03/2008.
• Kick, T. and M. Koetter (2007), Slippery slopes of stress: ordered failure events in German banking, Deutsche Bundesbank Discussion Paper, Series 2: Banking and Financial Studies, No 03/2007.
• Kick, T., M. Koetter and T. Poghosyan (2010), Recovery Determinants of Distressed Banks: Regulators, Market Discipline, or the Environment?, Deutsche Bundesbank Discussion Paper, Series 2: Banking and Financial Studies, No 02/2010.
• Kick, T. and A. Pfingsten (2011), The importance of qualitative risk assessment in banking supervision before and during the crisis, Deutsche Bundesbank Discussion Paper, Series 2, No 09/2011.

Mimeos

• Berger, A., T. Kick, M. Koetter and K. Schaeck (2011), Does it pay to have friends? Social ties and executive appointments in banking, mimeo.
• Bornemann, S., T. Kick, A. Pfingsten and A. Schertler (2011), Taking a Bath while Receiving the Baton – An Empirical Analysis of CEO Behavior during Turnovers in Banks, mimeo.
• Duellmann, K. and T. Kick (2010), Stress Testing German Banks Against a Global Credit Crunch, mimeo.