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1994, issue May
Optimal bank supervision in a changing world pp. 1-8 Alan Greenspan Supervising an evolving industry pp. 9-12 Eugene A. Ludwig Has banking declined? pp. 13-16 Silas Keehn The (declining?) role of banking pp. 17-23 Carter H. Golembe Banks are obsolete - and who cares? pp. 24-30 Edward E. Furash The relative decline of banking: should we care? pp. 31-39 Robert E. Litan Insights on the parallel banking industry pp. 40-45 William E. Odom Will the alleged decline of banking affect CRA? pp. 46-49 Lawrence B. Lindsey The decline of commercial banking: implications for monetary policy pp. 50-54 Benjamin M. Friedman Financial instability and the decline(?) of banking: public policy implications pp. 55-68 Hyman P. Minsky Panel discussion comments: the implications of "banking's decline" for safety and soundness regulation pp. 69-75 Mark Jeffrey Flannery Selecting a strategy for success pp. 73-75 Richard M. Kovacevich Bank strategies for survival and success pp. 76-80 John B. McCoy Strategic focus in banking pp. 81-84 Thomas C. Theobald Are banks dead? or, are the reports greatly exaggerated? pp. 85-117 John H. Boyd and Mark L. Gertler Will banking be profitable in the long run? pp. 118-129 Mark E. Levonian Inferring viability of the U.S. banking industry from shifts in conduct and excess capacity pp. 130-144 Sherrill Shaffer Bottomline banking: regaining the lost paradigm pp. 145-164 Larry A. Frieder and Robert B. Hedges The derivatives activities of U.S. commercial banks pp. 165-185 Joseph F. Sinkey and David Carter An evaluation of the effects of accounting rules on interest rate risk management in the savings and loan industry pp. 186-207 Catherine Schrand The effect of bank-held derivatives on credit accessibility pp. 208-228 Elijah Brewer , Bernadette Minton and James T. Moser Federal Reserve lending to banks that failed: implications for the Bank Insurance Fund pp. 229-240 R. Alton Gilbert How much did capital forbearance add to the tab for FSLIC mess? pp. 241-259 Edward J. Kane and Min-Teh Yu Dividend behavior of financially distressed savings institutions pp. 260-273 Randall S. Kroszner and Philip E. Strahan The implication of financial cycles for subordinated debt proposals pp. 274-287 Richard E. Randall The parallel banking system pp. 288-312 Jane W. D'Artista and Tom Schlesinger Corporate finances, market discipline, and bank supervision pp. 313-330 Mark Jeffrey Flannery Loan market competition between foreign and U.S. banks: some facts about loans and borrowers pp. 331-351 Charles W. Calomiris and Mark Carey The emerging sources of small business finance pp. 352-369 Cynthia A. Glassman Evidence on the relationship between regional economic conditions and loan sales activity pp. 370-380 Rebecca S. Demsetz Beyond traditional credit risk: capital standards for market risks pp. 381-399 Mark E. Levonian Estimating the interest rate sensitivity of liquid retail deposit values pp. 400-435 James O'Brien , Athanasios Orphanides and David Small Banks' exposure to interest rate risk and capital adequacy: an appraisal of the federal banking agencies' approach pp. 436-467 Gerald A. Hanweck and Bernard Shull Discussion of "objectives of bank management." pp. 468-473 James B. Thomson Alternative methods of corporate control in commercial banks pp. 474-495 Stephen Prowse Evidence on the objectives of bank managers pp. 496-500 Joseph P. Hughes and Loretta J. Mester Fee-based services and cost efficiency in commercial banks pp. 501-520 Robert DeYoung Financial intermediation and development lending: the foreign experience and implications for the U.S pp. 520-537 Aruna Srinivasan Community development banking and Financial Institutions Act: a critique with recommendations pp. 538-546 Robert M. Townsend The certification value of bank loans pp. 547-562 Simon H. Kwan Reduced form evidence on the substitutability between bank and nonbank loans pp. 563-582 Sean Becketti and Charles Morris Lines of credit and relationship lending in small firm finance pp. 583-599 Allen N. Berger and Gregory Udell Discussion of market information dissemination pp. 600-603 Harold A. Black The intra-industry effects of bank bond rating changes pp. 604-614 Robert Schweitzer , Samuel H. Szewczyk and Raj Varma The information content of bank examinations pp. 615-628 Allen N. Berger and Sally M. Davies Conditional risk and return in bank holding company stocks: a factor- GARCH approach pp. 629-648 Jonathan A. Neuberger The declining(?) role of banking: proceedings of the 30th Conference on Bank Structure and Competition, held May 1994 anonymous 1993, issue Nov
Cost effective control of urban smog Richard F. Kosobud , William A. Testa and Donald A. Hanson 1993, issue May
FDICIA and the future of banking law and regulation pp. 1-8 Alan Greenspan Back to the basics pp. 9-15 John G. Heimann Dangers of a bifurcating bank system pp. 16-27 Edward J. Kane The outlook for banking: is the crisis over? pp. 28-45 George M. Salem The banking crisis in perspective pp. 46-47 L. William Seidman Comments on systemic risk pp. 48-51 Malcolm P. Basing The role of regulation in system stability pp. 52-56 Wendy L. Gramm Swaps and systemic risk in interbank markets pp. 57-61 Merton H. Miller Systemic risk in interbank markets pp. 62-70 Patrick M. Parkinson Estimating BIF losses: a discussion of various methods pp. 71-79 Philip F. Bartholomew and Thomas J. Lutton Estimating BIF losses: secrets to accurate forecasting pp. 80-97 Bert Ely BIF loss exposure: a simple actuarial approach pp. 98-112 George E. French Risk-based capital and bank growth pp. 113-135 Herbert L. Baer and John N. McElravey Domestic and international capital standards and bank assets pp. 136-155 Diana Hancock and James A. Wilcox Impact of capital requirements on the behavior of banks and its macroeconomic implication: Japan's experience pp. 156-170 Ryoichi Shinagawa The effect of capital on portfolio risk at life insurance companies pp. 171-188 Elijah Brewer , Thomas H. Mondschean and Philip E. Strahan Increased risk-taking versus local economic conditions as causes of bank failures pp. 189-201 William Robert Emmons Project choice, moral hazard, and optimal subsidiary structure for intermediaries pp. 210-223 Charles Milton Kahn Rents, regulation and risk-taking in the banking industry pp. 224-234 Thomas H. Noe , Michael J. Rebello and Larry D. Wall The importance of accurate bank accounting under FDICIA pp. 235-246 Allen N. Berger Partial market value accounting: bank capital volatility, and bank risk pp. 247-268 Mark Carey Managerial turnover and discretionary accounting decisions in banks with concentrated ownership pp. 269-284 Drew Dahl Bridge financing, delegated monitoring and corporate debt policy pp. 285-303, 335-338 Andrew H. Chen , Mao-Wei Hung , Sumon C. Mazumdar , Raghuram G. Rajan and ary Pricing bank loans pp. 304-320, 335-338 Gary Gorton , James A Kahn , Raghuram G. Rajan and ary Loan sales, implicit contracts, and bank structure pp. 321-334, 335-338 Joseph Haubrich , James B. Thomson , Raghuram G. Rajan and ary Lender consistency in housing credit markets pp. 339-358 Robert B. Avery , Patricia E. Beeson and Mark S. Sniderman The role of mortgage banks in the Chicago metropolitan area pp. 359-370 Constance R. Dunham The strategy of a merger: Fleet and Bank of New England pp. 371-376 Dwight B. Crane and Jane C. Linder The efficiency effects of bank mergers: rationale for a case study approach and preliminary findings pp. 377-399 Stephen A. Rhoades Capital forbearance and thrifts: an ex post examination of regulatory gambling pp. 406-420, 400-405 Ramon P. Degennaro , James B. Thomson , Robert A. Eisenbeis and ary A theory of optimal forbearance pp. 432-440, 400-405 Sabitha Nagarajan , C.W. Sealey , Robert A. Eisenbeis and ary The banking crises in the Scandinavian countries pp. 441-449 Sigbjorn Atle Berg Corporate-finance benefits from universal banking: Germany and the United States, 1870-1917 pp. 450-464 Charles W. Calomiris Deposit guarantees, nonperforming loans, and the postal savings system in Japan pp. 465-472 Thomas F. Cargill Politics of deposit insurance reform: the case of Argentina pp. 473-489 Geoffrey P. Miller The implications of FDICIA for bank management pp. 490-494 Lawrence Connell Remarks on FDICIA pp. 495-500 William M. Isaac FDICIA: renaissance or requiem? pp. 501-506 George G. Kaufman Remarks on FDICIA pp. 507-519 Richard L. Thomas The meaning of FDICIA pp. 520-533 Harrison Young New private sector deposit insurance pp. 534-544 Warren G. Heller Remarks on banking after FDICIA pp. 545-548 Karen D. Shaw An empirical analysis of the costs of regulatory compliance pp. 549-568 Anjan V. Thakor and Jess C. Beltz FDICIA: an appraisal: renaissance, requiem, or just another acronym? Proceedings of the 29th Conference on Bank Structure and Competition anonymous
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