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Este estudio busca analizar de qué forma los ingresos diferentes a intereses impactan el riesgo bancario en el caso de la economía colombiana. Para esto, se construye un panel de datos para el periodo 2016-2022 con 29 establecimientos de crédito. Los resultados muestran que el aumento de los ingresos no tradicionales globales no incrementa ni las probabilidades de quiebra ni el riesgo de crédito. No obstante, cuando se analizan los ingresos por su tipo, se encuentra que el aumento de los ingresos por operaciones con divisas y comisiones sí pueden impulsar el riesgo bancario. Por lo tanto, la sugerencia es mejorar la regulación sobre los ingresos no tradicionales debido a su rápido crecimiento y las posibilidades de generar inestabilidad macrofinanciera.
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