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191: Margins and the future of the markets

Merton Miller

190: The fact and the fiction of October 19

Joseph A. Grundfest

189: Lessons from October 19th

Robert R. Glauber

188: Lessons from the crash of '87: systemic issues

Gillian Garcia

187: Remarks for the panel "Lessons from October 19, 1987"

Martha R. Seger

186: Systemic risk and financial restructuring

William Taylor

185: The effects of regulation on systemic risks

Anna Schwartz

184: The bank by any other name

Thomas G. Labrecque

183: The first law of restructuring

Barry F. Sullivan

182: An overview of financial structuring

Alan Greenspan

181: Federal tax treatment for bank loan losses and bank capital adequacy

Gerald Hanweck

180: Bank equity returns: the difference between intrastate and interstate bank mergers

Francisco de Cossio, Kevin P. Scanlon and Jack W. Trifts

179: The effect of new capital issues on the prices of holding company shares

Donald M. Brown and Steven C. Isberg

178: Branch banking, market concentration, and the competition for small firm business

William C. Dunkelberg, John D. Leeth and Jonathan A. Scott

177: Structure - performance relationships in regional banking markets

Constance R. Dunham

176: Optimization and bank management comments on papers by Udell and Morgan- Smith

Richard W. Nelson

175: Designing the optimal loan review policy

Gregory Udell

174: The relationship between returns to risky lending and Gap management

George E. Morgan

173: Modelling credit exposure on swaps

Mark Muffett

172: Market discipline, information disclosure, and uninsured deposits

George Pennacchi

171: Off-balance-sheet items and the changing market and interest-rate sensitivity of deposit-institution equity returns

Edward Kane and Haluk Unal

170: Finance theory and financial intermediation

C. W. Sealey

169: The valuation cost approach to the theory of financial intermediation

Tim S. Campbell

168: Determinants of small bank acquisition premiums

Donald R. Fraser and James Kolari

167: Problem banks: the Phoenix factors

Daniel Huyser

166: Local economic effects of bank failures

R. Gilbert

165: Assessing the management consignment program

Paul M. Horvitz

164: A practical perspective on thrift difficulties

William E. Gibson

163: Managing the troubled thrift

Lawrence Connell

162: Who should learn what from the failure and delayed bailout of the ODGF?

Edward Kane

161: Does capital forbearance pay and if so for whom?

Gillian Garcia and Michael Polakoff

160: The current magnitude of the problem in the S&L industry

Elijah Brewer

159: Public policy toward failing institutions: the lessons from the thrift industry

George G. Kaufman

158: How to get off the back of a tiger, or, do initial conditions constrain deposit insurance reform?

Claudia Campbell and Hyman Minsky

157: The Ohio S&L crisis in retrospect: implications for the current federal deposit insurance crisis

J. Huston McCulloch

156: An examination of bank failure misclassifications using the Cox model

William R. Lane, Stephen W. Looney and James W. Wansley

155: Discussion of practical aspects of interest rate swaps vs. "the market for interest rate swaps" -- Alternative explanations of interest rate swaps

Linda T. Rudnick

154: Alternate explanations of interest rate swaps

John J. Pringle and Larry Wall

153: Credit risk and the scope of regulation of swaps

Clifford Smith and Charles W. Smithson

152: Why commercial banks sell loans: an empirical analysis

Christine A. Pavel and David Phillis

151: The paradox of loan sales

Gary Gorton and Joseph Haubrich

150: Benefits of expanded bank powers for community banks

O. Jay Tomson

149: The thrift institutions' experience with service corporations

Harold Olin

148: Problems of community banks and their need for expanded powers

P. Michael Laub

147: Risks and profitability in the banking system: assessment and prescription

Thomas S. Johnson

146: Expanding bank powers: international perspectives

Yuko Oana

145: Comments on expanding bank powers: an international perspective

William Peter Cooke

144: Expanding bank powers: a Canadian perspective

Allan Popoff

143: An introduction to expanding bank powers: international perspectives

William S. Ogden

142: Financial innovations and the merging of commercial and investment banking activities

Jack Guttentag