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1999, Issue Oct
1999, Issue May 1999, Issue Mar 1998, Issue May 1-7 Payments systems in the global economy by Alan Greenspan
8-10 Payments systems in the global economy: a review of the conference by Michael H. Moskow
11-15 Payment system change and global financial stability by Andrew Crockett
16-21 Transformation of the financial services industry by Edward E. Crutchfield
22-26 Private sector clearing and payment systems by Norman R. Nelson
27-31 Risks and opportunities in payments systems by Alice R. Rivlin
32-27 Continuous linked settlement by David L. Roscoe, III
38-42 What the Fed should do by Martin Mayer
43-47 An international comparison of payment systems: TARGET, a payment system for the euro by Jean-Michel Godeffroy
48-62 Canadian payments system: recent developments in structure and regulation by C. Freedman & C. Goodlet
63-72 Payment and settlement systems in EMEAP economies by Yoshiharu Oritani
73-89 The extraordinary persistence of profits in the U.S. banking industry: a breakdown of the competitive paradigm? by Allen N. Berger & Seth D. Bonime & Daniel M. Covitz & Diana Hancock
90-112 Banks as liquidity providers: an explanation for the co-existence of lending and deposit-taking by Anil Kashyap & Raghuram Rajan & Jeremy S. Stein
113-133 Do minority-owned banks treat minorities better? an empirical test of the cultural affinity hypothesis by Raphael W. Bostic & Glenn B. Canner
134-147 Direct presentment regulation in payments by James McAndrews
148-157 Retail payment instruments: costs, barriers, and future use by David Humphrey & Lawrence Pulley
158-164 Realizing the gains from electronic payments: costs, pricing, and payment choice by David Humphrey & Moshe Kim & Bent Vale
165-173 In homage to the king: long live the check by Allen H. Lipis
174-198 The competition policy treatment of shared EFT networks: the INTERAC case by Robert D. Anderson & Brian Rivard
199-205 Secure electronic transactions by Alan Glass
206-225 On the role of bank coalitions in the provision of liquidity by Charles M. Kahn & William Roberds
226-246 Depositor preference legislation and failed banks' resolution costs by William P. Osterberg & James B. Thomson
247-274 Contagion and efficiency in gross and net interbank payment systems by Xavier Freixas & Bruno Parigi
275-293 Risky debt prices and term-structure of credit spreads by Dilip Madan & Haluk Unal
294-312 The changing mix of bank card borrowers and the rising rate of charge-offs by Sandra E. Black & Donald P. Morgan
313-317 Integrated risk management: a dynamic process for getting it front of risk by Cynthia A. Glassman
318-323 Mass adoption of retail electronic payments by Helen Sinclair
324-338 The East Asian financial crisis by Gillian G. H. Garcia
339-363 Safety net subsidies at U.S. commercial banks, 1985-1994 by Armen Hovakimian & Edward J. Kane
381-401 The subsidy provided by the federal safety net: theory, measurement, and containment by Myron L. Kwast & S. Wayne Passmore
402-421 Could publication of bank CAMEL ratings improve market discipline? by Robert DeYoung & Mark J. Flannery & William W. Lang & Sorin M. Sorescu
422-430 Can bank supervisory information improve forecasts of variables critical to monetary policy? by Joe Peek & Eric Rosengren & Geoffrey M. B. Tootell
431-442 Joint venture payment networks and public policy by David Balto & James McAndrews
443-453 The impact of deposit insurance reform on market discipline in Poland by Thomas S. Mondschean & Timothy P. Opiela
454-463 Survey data and the interest rate sensitivity of U.S. bank stock returns by Harald A. Benink & Christian C.P. Wolff
464-481 On the political economy of banking and financial regulatory reform in emerging markets by Randall S. Kroszner
482-501 Capital movements, asset values, and banking policy in globalized markets by Edward J. Kane
502-508 Stop me before I inflate again: the rules-versus-discretion debate revisited by Alan S. Blinder
509-530 Of firewalls and subsidiaries: the right stuff for expanded bank activities by Bernard Shull & Lawrence J. White
531-552 Securities activities by commercial banking firms' section 20 subsidiaries: risk, return, and diversification benefits by Simon H. Kwan
553-568 Banking and commerce: an approach based on liquidity synergies by Joseph G. Haubrich & João A. C. Santos
569-588 Study of the banking consolidation impact on small business lending by Ben R. Craig & João A. C. Santos
Payments systems in the global economy : risks and opportunitie. Proceedings of the 34th annual Conference on Bank Structure and Competition, May 1998 by anonymous
1997, Issue May 1997, Issue Apr 1996, Issue Sep 1996, Issue May 8-13 Bank structure and competition and pending legislation by John D. Hawke, Jr.
14-17 The merits of Glass-Steagall reform by James A. Leach
18-23 Regulatory reform, banks, and payment system developments by W. Lee Hoskins
24-28 The why, what, and how of bank regulation by Edward W. Kelley, Jr.
29-32 What should regulators do in the age of money managers? by Jane W. D'Arista
33-35 Bank management structure obsolescence by Eugene A. Ludwig
36-42 What should bank regulators do? Why should regulators do anything? by George J. Benston
43-58 Internal governance, market discipline, and regulatory restraint: international evidence by Gillian Garcia & Matthew Saal
59-78 Prudential policy in Japan by Akio Kuroda
79-84 Lessons from New Zealand: banking supervision review by Richard J. Lang
85-115 Banking regulation in the European Union: some issues and concerns by Maximilian J.B. Hall
116-138 The effect of changes in ownership structure on performance of public companies by Rebel A. Cole & Hamid Mehran
139-155 The effect of regulatory oversight on internal and external mechanisms to change corporate control by Douglas O. Cook & Arthur Hogan & Robert Kieschnick
156-158 Impact of the 1988 Basel Accord on international banks by John D. Wagster
159-163 The inevitability of consolidation by Verne G. Istock
164-168 Bank consolidation and the consumer by Stephen Brobeck
169-172 Bank consolidation and shareholder value by Thomas K. Brown
173-176 Consolidation in the banking industry: an antitrust perspective by Anthony V. Nanni
177-182 Measuring the efficiency of financial institutions: the importance of choosing a frontier by Diana Hancock
183-201 Banks as multioutput oligopolies: an empirical evaluation of the retail and corporate banking markets by Sigbjorn Atle Berg & Moshe Kim
202-218 Safety in numbers? Geographic diversification and bank insolvency risk by Joseph P. Hughes & William W. Lang & Loretta J. Mester & Choon-Geol Moon
219-236 Problem loans and cost efficiency in commercial banks by Allen N. Berger & Robert DeYoung
237-238 Banking relationships, financial constraints, and investment: are bank- dependent borrowers more financially constrained? by Joel F. Houston & Christopher M. James
239-255 Banking relationships in Germany: empirical results and policy implications by Robert S. Chirinko & Julie Ann Elston
256-276 Does lending by banks and finance companies differ? by Mark Carey & Mitch Post & Stephen A. Sharpe
277-293 Competition among financial services political action committees: theory and evidence by Randall S. Krozner & Thomas Stratmann
294-307 The politics of bank deregulation: campaign money, exclusionary rents, and the Garn-St Germain standoff, 1983-84 by Doug Eckel
308-333 Foundations of financial regulation by Edward J. Kane
334-362 Evaluation of value-at-risk models using historical data by Darryll Hendricks
363-380 Improving value-at-risk estimates by combining kernel estimation by J.S. Butler & Barry Schachter
381-400 Rethinking risk management for banks: lessons from credit derivatives by Gregory R. Duffee
401-420 Suspension of payments and bank failures by Gerald P. Dwyer, Jr. & Iftekhar Hasan
421-440 Analyzing alternative daylight credit policies in real-time gross settlement systems by Craig Furfine & Jeff Stehm
441-458 Reconsidering regulatory standards for clearing and settlement systems by William J. Hanley & Karen McCann & James T. Moser
459-472 The social costs of bank capital by Gary Gorton & Andrew Winton
473-501 Bank capital structures and the demand for liquid assets by Alberto M. Ramos
502-514 Bank capital and equity investment regulations: a comparative analysis by João Cabral dos Santos
515-530 Bank capital and portfolio management: the 1930s capital crunch and scramble to shed risk by Charles W. Calomiris & Berry Wilson
531-555 The relative profitability of commercial banks active in lending in lower-income borrowers by Glenn Canner & Wayne Passmore
556-585 CRA as "market development" or "tax": an analysis of lending decisions and economic development by Christopher P. Beshouri & Dennis C. Glennon
Rethinking bank regulation: what should regulators do? Proceedings of the 32nd annual Conference on Bank Structure and Competition by anonymous
Work force developments: issues for the Midwest economy by anonymous [Downloadable!]
586-611 Performance and access to government guarantees: the case of small business investment companies by Elijah Brewer, III & Hesna Genay & William E. Jackson, III & Paula R. Worthington
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