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341: Can banks profitably fund mortgages?

Wayne Passmore

340: Interstate banking and competition

Elizabeth Laderman and Randall Pozdena

339: The link between merger premiums and subsequent target bank risk

J. Amanda Adkisson and Donald R. Fraser

338: Deposit premiums of failed banks: implications for the values of deposits and bank franchises

James A. Berkovec and J. Nellie Liang

337: Market value accounting and bank income volatility: some evidence from the investment account

Jonathan Jones, Robert Nachtmann and Frederick J. Phillips-Patrick

336: How market value accounting would affect banks

David L. Mengle and John Walter

335: A simple approach to better deposit insurance pricing

Sarah B. Kendall and Mark E. Levonian

334: The impact of premium rates and rebates on the solvency of the FDIC Reserve Fund: an empirical approach

Sherrill Shaffer

333: Early intervention practices in Canada

Ronald A. McKinlay

332: Reforming deposit insurance: the Danish case

Randall Pozdena

331: Early intervention in the securities industry

Michael A. Macchiaroli

330: Current proposals for early intervention

Raymond Natter

329: Implementing early intervention

George G. Kaufman

328: Market discipline in banking

Allen Berger

327: Subordinated debt market information and the pricing of deposit insurance

Carolin D. Schellhorn and Lewis J. Spellman

326: Standby letters of credit and bank capital: evidence of market disciplines

Gary D. Koppenhaver and Roger D. Stover

325: Dealing with poorly capitalized banks from the perspective of the deposit insurance agency

George J. Benston

324: Supervision of undercapitalized banks: is there a case for change?

R. Gilbert

323: Moral hazard, equity issuance and recoveries of undercapitalized banks

Drew Dahl and Michael F. Spivey

322: Risk and capitalization in banking

Douglas A. McManus and Richard Rosen

321: What happens if banks are closed "early"?

Mark E. Levonian

320: The management reward structure and risk-taking behavior. of U.S. commercial banks

Helena M. Mullins

319: Executive compensation and corporate performance: evidence from thrift institutions

Rebel Cole and Hamid Mehran

318: Moral hazard and franchise value: theory and evidence

Myron L. Kwast

317: Empirically assessing the role of moral hazard in increasing the risk exposure of Texas banks

Jeffery W. Gunther and Kenneth Robinson

316: Risk taking behavior of banking firms

Simon Kwan

315: The asset flexibility option and the value of deposit insurance

Ramon Degennaro, Anlong Li, Peter H. Ritchken and James Thomson

314: The impact of reform on community banks

Kenneth A. Guenther

313: Assessing the current legislative proposals for deposit insurance

John C. Dugan

312: Dissecting current legislative proposals for deposit insurance reform

Edward Kane

311: Comments on deposit insurance reform

Thomas C. Theobald

310: BIF: still solvent after all these years?

John F. Bovenzi

309: Assessing the condition of the Bank Insurance Fund

Philip F. Bartholomew and Thomas J. Lutton

308: Short and long snapshots of the U.S. banking industry

Robert Litan

307: The condition of the Bank Insurance Fund: a view from Washington

Gillian Garcia

306: Challenges to banks for the nineties and beyond

Barry F. Sullivan

305: The three "R's" of banking

Eugene A. Miller

304: The future of banking: a joint venture

John P. LaWare

303: The future of the banking industry

George M. Salem

302: Strategies for revitalizing the banking industry

A. W. Clausen

301: Banking in the 21st Century

Alan Greenspan

300: Regulation in a global market context

Edward Kane

299: Globalization of markets

Stephen H. Axilrod

298: Futures in the nineties: confronting globalization

William J. Brodsky

297: Remarks on globalization and public policy

Richard L. Thomas

296: The financial competitiveness implications

Robert H. Dugger, Cynthia A. Glassman, Charles F. Haywood and Robert W. Strand

295: Financial structure in a changing regulatory environment: Europe after 1992

Forrest H. Capie and Geoffrey E. Wood

294: The cost of capital for banks in international competition

Robert McCauley and Steven A. Zimmer

293: Capital positions of Japanese banks

Asli Demirguc-Kunt, Edward Kane and Haluk Unal

292: The evolution of Japanese banking: isolation to globalization

Thomas Cargill and Shoichi Royama