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291: The consequences of interstate banking deregulation for competition, the structure of service markets, and the performance of interstate financial-service firms

Peter S. Rose

290: A consolidation framework for bank merger pricing

Larry A. Frieder

289: Competitive effects of interstate banking: the impact on bank acquisition markets

J. Amanda Adkisson and Donald R. Fraser

288: Interstate banking

David Taylor

287: The future role of commercial banks in commercial lending

Michael Woodhead

286: The loan asset sales market, what lies ahead?

Christopher L. Snyder

285: The role of nonbanks in commercial lending

Rafael Scolari

284: The current manifestation of the long term restructuring of the financial services industry

Leonard S. Simon

283: Never again: the S&L Bailout Bill

Kenneth E. Scott

282: The value of the thrift franchise

Gary G. Gilbert

281: FIRREA: implications for the U.S. financial system

Bert Ely

280: Post-FIRREA: the need to reform the Federal Deposit Insurance System

James Barth

279: The superregional challenge

O. Jay Tomson

278: The 1990's: a view ahead for superregional banking

John B. McCoy

277: Domestic and international challenges of the 1990's for U.S. bank holding companies

Dennis C. Bottorff

276: Banking in the 90's --- The superregional challenge

Charles T. Fisher

275: The superregional banking challenge: some critical issues

Larry A. Frieder

274: Innovations in clearing arrangements: a framework for analysis

Patrick M. Parkinson

273: Automated trade execution systems

Ian Domowitz

272: Innovation in financial markets

Douglas Evanoff

271: Creating contingent liabilities: master craftsmanship in financial engineering

Andrew Chen and John W. Kensinger

270: Valuing default-risky interest rate caps: a Monte Carlo approach

Peter A. Abken

269: The costs of traditional and nontraditional banking

Loretta Mester

268: Cost economies and allocative efficiency of large U.S. commercial banks

Douglas Evanoff and Philip R. Israilevich

267: Economies of scale

Neil B. Murphy

266: Deposit insurance and risk-shifting behaviour at commercial banks

Jin-Chuan Duan, Arthur F. Moreau and C. W. Sealey

265: The impact of deposit insurance on S&L shareholders' risk/return trade- offs

Elijah Brewer

264: Market-based deposit insurance premiums

Kathleen A. Kuester and James M. O'Brien

263: Risk-based deposit insurance: is price regulation necessarily better than quantity regulation?

William R. Keeton

262: Can depository institutions be regulated as if they were margin accounts?

Roger Craine and Richard W. Nelson

261: Competitiveness and safety go hand in hand

Paul J. Collins

260: The future structure of the financial services industry

J. Richard Fredericks

259: Subsidies and powers in commercial banking

Alan Greenspan

258: The reform of Federal Deposit Insurance

Lawrence White

257: Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago panel: policy recommendations for controlling risk

Thomas C. Theobald

256: Remarks for the panel on policy recommendations for controlling risk

John P. LaWare

255: Market-value accounting: benefits, costs and incentives

George J. Benston

254: Some red flags concerning market value accounting

Allen Berger, Kathleen A. Kuester and James M. O'Brien

253: Historical perspectives in accounting for financial institutions' performance

George H. Hempel and Donald G. Simonson

252: Asset disposition in bank failures: theory and practice

John F. Bovenzi, George E. French and Arthur J. Murton

251: Value creation and excess returns in FSLIC-assisted acquisitions of troubled thrifts

Rebel Cole and Robert Eisenbeis

250: Assessing the risk of bank failure

Gregory R. Gajewski

249: Pooling intensifies joint failure risk: abstract

Sherrill Shaffer

248: The risk of existing nonbank activities

Elijah Brewer

247: The future of thrifts in the mortgage market

R. Dan Brumbaugh and Andrew S. Carron

246: Moral hazard and the thrift crisis: an analysis of 1988 resolution

James Barth, Philip F. Bartholomew and Carol J. Labich

245: The changing regulatory environment: a critique

James E. Annable

244: The globalization of trading and its implications for financial system risk

Kenneth R. Cone

243: Investment banking in Europe after 1992

Roy C. Smith and Ingo Walter

242: Implication of the Texas experience for financial regulation

Paul M. Horvitz