Abstract
Using conditional quantile regressions for a panel of listed firms from euro-area countries in the 2005–2011 period, we explore the role of banking concentration in firm growth between micro and larger firms; pre-crisis and post-crisis years; periphery and core countries. The results provide evidence on the differentiated role of banking concentration in firms exhibiting different growth rates, depending at the same time on firm size, firm location and the financial crisis.
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