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441: What are large U.S. banks doing in taxable money market mutual funds?

Edward Kane

440: The new tool set: assessing innovations in banking -- securitization of small business loans

Cynthia A. Glassman

439: Assessing innovations in banking

Frank L. Gentry

438: Innovation and banking risk

Richard S. Carnell

437: Derivatives: are we better off as a result of the growth in this industry?

Warren G. Heller

436: Financial innovations and deposit insurance

Ricki Tigert Helfer

435: Financial innovations and the supervision of financial institutions

Alan Greenspan

434: An empirical analysis of the costs of regulatory compliance

Jess C. Beltz and Anjan Thakor

433: Remarks on banking after FDICIA

Karen D. Shaw

432: New private sector deposit insurance

Warren G. Heller

431: The meaning of FDICIA

Harrison Young

430: Remarks on FDICIA

Richard L. Thomas

429: FDICIA: renaissance or requiem?

George G. Kaufman

428: Remarks on FDICIA

William M. Isaac

427: The implications of FDICIA for bank management

Lawrence Connell

426: Politics of deposit insurance reform: the case of Argentina

Geoffrey P. Miller

425: Deposit guarantees, nonperforming loans, and the postal savings system in Japan

Thomas Cargill

424: Corporate-finance benefits from universal banking: Germany and the United States, 1870-1917

Charles Calomiris

423: The banking crises in the Scandinavian countries

Sigbjorn Atle Berg

422: A theory of optimal forbearance

Robert A. Eisenbeis, S. Nagarajan, C. W. Sealey and Ary

421: Capital forbearance and thrifts: an ex post examination of regulatory gambling

Ramon Degennaro, Robert A. Eisenbeis, James Thomson and Ary

420: The efficiency effects of bank mergers: rationale for a case study approach and preliminary findings

Stephen A. Rhoades

419: The strategy of a merger: Fleet and Bank of New England

Dwight B. Crane and Jane C. Linder

418: The role of mortgage banks in the Chicago metropolitan area

Constance R. Dunham

417: Lender consistency in housing credit markets

Robert B. Avery, Patricia E. Beeson and Mark S. Sniderman

416: Loan sales, implicit contracts, and bank structure

Joseph Haubrich, Raghuram G. Rajan, James Thomson and Ary

415: Pricing bank loans

Gary Gorton, James Kahn, Raghuram G. Rajan and Ary

414: Bridge financing, delegated monitoring and corporate debt policy

Andrew Chen, Mao-Wei Hung, Sumon C. Mazumdar and Raghuram G. Rajan

413: Managerial turnover and discretionary accounting decisions in banks with concentrated ownership

Drew Dahl

412: Partial market value accounting: bank capital volatility, and bank risk

Mark Carey

411: The importance of accurate bank accounting under FDICIA

Allen Berger

410: Rents, regulation and risk-taking in the banking industry

Thomas Noe, Michael J. Rebello and Larry Wall

409: Project choice, moral hazard, and optimal subsidiary structure for intermediaries

Charles Kahn

408: Increased risk-taking versus local economic conditions as causes of bank failures

William Emmons

407: The effect of capital on portfolio risk at life insurance companies

Elijah Brewer, Thomas H. Mondschean and Philip E. Strahan

406: Impact of capital requirements on the behavior of banks and its macroeconomic implication: Japan's experience

Ryoichi Shinagawa

405: Domestic and international capital standards and bank assets

Diana Hancock and James A. Wilcox

404: Risk-based capital and bank growth

Herbert L. Baer and John N. McElravey

403: BIF loss exposure: a simple actuarial approach

George E. French

402: Estimating BIF losses: secrets to accurate forecasting

Bert Ely

401: Estimating BIF losses: a discussion of various methods

Philip F. Bartholomew and Thomas J. Lutton

400: Systemic risk in interbank markets

Patrick M. Parkinson

399: Swaps and systemic risk in interbank markets

Merton Miller

398: The role of regulation in system stability

Wendy L. Gramm

397: Comments on systemic risk

Malcolm P. Basing

396: The banking crisis in perspective

L. William Seidman

395: The outlook for banking: is the crisis over?

George M. Salem

394: Dangers of a bifurcating bank system

Edward Kane

393: Back to the basics

John G. Heimann

392: FDICIA and the future of banking law and regulation

Alan Greenspan