A third pillar of bank supervision

William Robert Emmons (), R. Alton Gilbert and Mark D. Vaughan

The Regional Economist, 2001, issue Oct, pages 4-9

Abstract: Risky behavior by banks is kept in check primarily with two tools: examinations and the rule that requires owners to keep a certain amount of their own money invested in their banks. Some people now want to tap the markets for further assistance with bank supervision.

Keywords: Bank; supervision (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2001
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