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1995, Issue May
1994, Issue May 1993, Issue Nov 1993, Issue May 1-8 FDICIA and the future of banking law and regulation by Alan Greenspan
9-15 Back to the basics by John G. Heimann
16-27 Dangers of a bifurcating bank system by Edward J. Kane
28-45 The outlook for banking: is the crisis over? by George M. Salem
46-47 The banking crisis in perspective by L. William Seidman
48-51 Comments on systemic risk by Malcolm P. Basing
52-56 The role of regulation in system stability by Wendy L. Gramm
57-61 Swaps and systemic risk in interbank markets by Merton H. Miller
62-70 Systemic risk in interbank markets by Patrick M. Parkinson
71-79 Estimating BIF losses: a discussion of various methods by Philip F. Bartholomew & Thomas J. Lutton
80-97 Estimating BIF losses: secrets to accurate forecasting by Bert Ely
98-112 BIF loss exposure: a simple actuarial approach by George E. French
113-135 Risk-based capital and bank growth by Herbert L. Baer & John N. McElravey
136-155 Domestic and international capital standards and bank assets by Diana Hancock & James A. Wilcox
156-170 Impact of capital requirements on the behavior of banks and its macroeconomic implication: Japan's experience by Ryoichi Shinagawa
171-188 The effect of capital on portfolio risk at life insurance companies by Elijah Brewer, III & Thomas H. Mondschean & Philip E. Strahan
189-201 Increased risk-taking versus local economic conditions as causes of bank failures by William R. Emmons
210-223 Project choice, moral hazard, and optimal subsidiary structure for intermediaries by Charles M. Kahn
224-234 Rents, regulation and risk-taking in the banking industry by Thomas H. Noe & Michael J. Rebello & Larry D. Wall
235-246 The importance of accurate bank accounting under FDICIA by Allen N. Berger
247-268 Partial market value accounting: bank capital volatility, and bank risk by Mark Carey
269-284 Managerial turnover and discretionary accounting decisions in banks with concentrated ownership by Drew Dahl
285-303, 335-338 Bridge financing, delegated monitoring and corporate debt policy by Andrew H. Chen & Mao-Wei Hung & Sumon C. Mazumdar & Raghuram G. Rajan & ary
304-320, 335-338 Pricing bank loans by Gary Gorton & James Kahn & Raghuram G. Rajan & ary
321-334, 335-338 Loan sales, implicit contracts, and bank structure by Joseph G. Haubrich & James B. Thomson & Raghuram G. Rajan & ary
339-358 Lender consistency in housing credit markets by Robert B. Avery & Patricia E. Beeson & Mark S. Sniderman
359-370 The role of mortgage banks in the Chicago metropolitan area by Constance R. Dunham
371-376 The strategy of a merger: Fleet and Bank of New England by Dwight B. Crane & Jane C. Linder
377-399 The efficiency effects of bank mergers: rationale for a case study approach and preliminary findings by Stephen A. Rhoades
406-420, 400-405 Capital forbearance and thrifts: an ex post examination of regulatory gambling by Ramon P. DeGennaro & James B. Thomson & Robert A. Eisenbeis & ary
432-440, 400-405 A theory of optimal forbearance by S. Nagarajan & C.W. Sealey & Robert A. Eisenbeis & ary
441-449 The banking crises in the Scandinavian countries by Sigbjorn Atle Berg
450-464 Corporate-finance benefits from universal banking: Germany and the United States, 1870-1917 by Charles W. Calomiris
465-472 Deposit guarantees, nonperforming loans, and the postal savings system in Japan by Thomas F. Cargill
473-489 Politics of deposit insurance reform: the case of Argentina by Geoffrey P. Miller
490-494 The implications of FDICIA for bank management by Lawrence Connell
495-500 Remarks on FDICIA by William M. Isaac
501-506 FDICIA: renaissance or requiem? by George G. Kaufman
507-519 Remarks on FDICIA by Richard L. Thomas
520-533 The meaning of FDICIA by Harrison Young
534-544 New private sector deposit insurance by Warren G. Heller
545-548 Remarks on banking after FDICIA by Karen D. Shaw
549-568 An empirical analysis of the costs of regulatory compliance by Anjan V. Thakor & Jess C. Beltz
FDICIA: an appraisal: renaissance, requiem, or just another acronym? Proceedings of the 29th Conference on Bank Structure and Competition by anonymous
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