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1990, issue May 9-11
Game plans for the '90s: proceedings of the 26th annual Conference on Bank Structure and Competition anonymous 1990
Subsidies and powers in commercial banking pp. 1-8 Alan Greenspan The future structure of the financial services industry pp. 9-14 J. Richard Fredericks Competitiveness and safety go hand in hand pp. 15-23 Paul J. Collins Can depository institutions be regulated as if they were margin accounts? pp. 24-43 Roger Craine and Richard W. Nelson Risk-based deposit insurance: is price regulation necessarily better than quantity regulation? pp. 44-61 William R. Keeton Market-based deposit insurance premiums pp. 62-95 Kathleen A. Kuester and James M. O'Brien The impact of deposit insurance on S&L shareholders' risk/return trade- offs pp. 96-140 Elijah Brewer Deposit insurance and risk-shifting behaviour at commercial banks pp. 141-149 Jin-Chuan Duan , Arthur F. Moreau and C. W. Sealey Economies of scale pp. 150-151 Neil B. Murphy Cost economies and allocative efficiency of large U.S. commercial banks pp. 152-169 Douglas Darrell Evanoff and Philip R. Israilevich The costs of traditional and nontraditional banking pp. 170-174 Loretta J. Mester Valuing default-risky interest rate caps: a Monte Carlo approach pp. 177-198 Peter A. Abken Creating contingent liabilities: master craftsmanship in financial engineering pp. 199-223 Andrew H. Chen and John W. Kensinger Innovation in financial markets pp. 224-226 Douglas Darrell Evanoff Automated trade execution systems pp. 227-251 Ian Domowitz Innovations in clearing arrangements: a framework for analysis pp. 252-278 Patrick M. Parkinson The superregional banking challenge: some critical issues pp. 279-281 Larry A. Frieder Banking in the 90's --- The superregional challenge pp. 282-291 Charles T. Fisher Domestic and international challenges of the 1990's for U.S. bank holding companies pp. 292-302 Dennis C. Bottorff The 1990's: a view ahead for superregional banking pp. 303-324 John B. McCoy The superregional challenge pp. 325-332 O. Jay Tomson Post-FIRREA: the need to reform the Federal Deposit Insurance System pp. 333-351 James R. Barth FIRREA: implications for the U.S. financial system pp. 352-360 Bert Ely The value of the thrift franchise pp. 361-367 Gary G. Gilbert Never again: the S&L Bailout Bill pp. 368-402 Kenneth E. Scott The current manifestation of the long term restructuring of the financial services industry pp. 403-410 Leonard S. Simon The role of nonbanks in commercial lending pp. 411-414 Rafael Scolari The loan asset sales market, what lies ahead? pp. 415-426 Christopher L. Snyder The future role of commercial banks in commercial lending pp. 427-430 Michael Woodhead Interstate banking pp. 431-432 David Taylor Competitive effects of interstate banking: the impact on bank acquisition markets pp. 433-453 J. Amanda Adkisson and Donald R. Fraser A consolidation framework for bank merger pricing pp. 454-471 Larry A. Frieder The consequences of interstate banking deregulation for competition, the structure of service markets, and the performance of interstate financial-service firms pp. 472-490 Peter S. Rose The evolution of Japanese banking: isolation to globalization pp. 491-508 Thomas F. Cargill and Shoichi Royama Capital positions of Japanese banks pp. 509-535 Edward J. Kane , Haluk Unal and Asli Demirguc-Kunt The cost of capital for banks in international competition pp. 536-561 Robert Neil McCauley and Steven A. Zimmer Financial structure in a changing regulatory environment: Europe after 1992 pp. 562-584 Forrest H. Capie and Geoffrey E. Wood The financial competitiveness implications pp. 585-608 Robert H. Dugger , Robert W. Strand , Cynthia A. Glassman and Charles F. Haywood Remarks on globalization and public policy pp. 609-614 Richard L. Thomas Futures in the nineties: confronting globalization pp. 615-623 William J. Brodsky Globalization of markets pp. 624-632 Stephen H. Axilrod Regulation in a global market context pp. 633-638 Edward J. Kane 1989
Banking system risk: charting a new course pp. 1-7 Silas Keehn Government and banking: some historical perspectives on present problems pp. 8-18 Carter H. Golembe Altering incentives in an evolving depository system: safe banking for the 1990s pp. 19-26 Manuel Johnson Firewalls and the structure of the future pp. 27-32 Dennis Weatherstone Bank risk: a status report pp. 33-57 Daryl R. Leehaug Comments on corporate debt pp. 58-63 Ben S. Bernanke The real and imaginary risks of leveraged buyout lending pp. 64-69 Joseph A. Manganello Pricing deposit insurance when the insurer measures risk with error pp. 70-100 Mark Jeffrey Flannery Deposit insurance, risk, and market power in banking pp. 101-116 Michael C. Keeley Valuation effects of new capital issues by large bank holding companies pp. 117-140 Larry D. Wall Consequences of going private buyouts for public debt and preferred stock: 1974-1985 pp. 143-153 Laurentius Marais , Katherine Schipper and Abbie Smith The Fed's failure to act as lender of last resort during the Great Depression, 1929-1933 pp. 154-176 David C Wheelock The lender of last resort: some historical insights pp. 177-197 Michael David Bordo Success and failure in pre-depression bank liability insurance pp. 198-220 Charles W. Calomiris The performance of the Canadian banking system, 1920-1940 pp. 221-232 Lawrence Kryzanowski and Gordon S. Roberts Public policy and the evolution of banking markets pp. 233-252 Gary Gorton Taking a new look at some old banking lessons pp. 253-257 Arthur J. Rolnick Commercial banks and securities markets: lessons of the 1920s and 1930s for the 1980s and 1990s pp. 258-266 Eugene Nelson White Going public: the advantages of using an investment banker's premarketing services pp. 267-279 Lawrence M. Benveniste and Paul A. Spindt Raiders, junk bonds, and risk pp. 280-300 Roger Craine and Douglas Gardiner Steigerwald Implication of the Texas experience for financial regulation pp. 301-311 Paul M. Horvitz Investment banking in Europe after 1992 pp. 312-317 Ingo Walter and Roy C. Smith The globalization of trading and its implications for financial system risk pp. 318-323 Kenneth R. Cone The changing regulatory environment: a critique pp. 324-343 James Annable Moral hazard and the thrift crisis: an analysis of 1988 resolution pp. 344-384 James R. Barth , Philip F. Bartholomew and Carol J. Labich The future of thrifts in the mortgage market pp. 385-400 Andrew S. Carron and R. Dan Brumbaugh The risk of existing nonbank activities pp. 401-423 Elijah Brewer Pooling intensifies joint failure risk: abstract pp. 424-431 Sherrill Shaffer Assessing the risk of bank failure pp. 432-456 Gregory R. Gajewski Value creation and excess returns in FSLIC-assisted acquisitions of troubled thrifts pp. 457-476 Rebel Allen Cole and Robert Allen Eisenbeis Asset disposition in bank failures: theory and practice pp. 477-499 John F. Bovenzi , George E. French and Arthur J. Murton Historical perspectives in accounting for financial institutions' performance pp. 504-514 Donald G. Simonson and George H. Hempel Some red flags concerning market value accounting pp. 515-546 Allen N. Berger , Kathleen A. Kuester and James M. O'Brien Market-value accounting: benefits, costs and incentives pp. 547-563 George J. Benston Remarks for the panel on policy recommendations for controlling risk pp. 564-569 John P. LaWare Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago panel: policy recommendations for controlling risk pp. 570-574 Thomas C. Theobald The reform of Federal Deposit Insurance pp. 575-604 Lawrence J. White Banking system risk--charting a new course: proceedings, the 25th annual Conference on Bank Structure and Competition, May 3-5, 1989 anonymous
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