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141: Clubs, markets, and variations on a theme by Senator Glass

Alex J. Pollock

140: Financial innovation: opportunities, risk, and regulation

John G. Heimann

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

William J. McDonough

138: Introductory remarks on the merging of commercial and investment banking

Martha R. Seger

137: The customer is always right: the case for functional regulation of financial services

Hans H. Angermueller

136: Geographic deregulation of banking: an analysis of the impact

Douglas Evanoff and Diana Fortier

135: The effect of multi-bank holding companies on bank funds

Donald M. Brown and Jude Naes

134: Declining profitability at small commercial banks: a temporary development or a secular trend?

Lynn A. Nejezchleb

133: Public policy toward interstate bank mergers: the case of concern

Peter C. Carstensen

132: Public policy implications of legislation limiting the growth of interstate banks

Geoffrey P. Miller

131: Interstate banking game plans

Christine A. Pavel and David Phillis

130: The role of border states in the interstate landscape: forecast and implications

Larry A. Frieder

129: The use of economic models in banking

Roy E. Moor

128: The importance of economic tools for decision making in large banks

David A. Walker

127: Franchising: the alliance alternative

John C. Dean

126: Effective utilization of a bank holding company

Stanley M. Huggins

125: Strategic niche and the profitability of banking

Wayne Passmore

124: The regulation of futures

Robert Wilmouth

123: Regulation of asset sales, futures and interest rate swaps

Joseph S. Lenchner

122: Interest rate swaps

Owen Carney

121: Credit-lines for new instruments: swaps. over-the-counter options, forwards and floor-ceiling agreements

Marcelle V. Arak, Laurie Goodman and Arthur Rones

120: The market perception of bank off balance sheet activities

Elijah Brewer, Gary D. Koppenhaver and Donald H. Wilson

119: An empirical analysis if standby letters of credit

Lawrence M. Benveniste and Allen Berger

118: Off-balance-sheet activity: a growing concern?

James Chessen

117: Valuing conjectural government guarantees of FNMA liabilities

Chester Foster and Edward Kane

116: Estimating portfolio net worth values and interest rate risk in savings institutions

Dennis E. Bennett, Roger Lundstrom and Donald G. Simonson

115: Current-value accounting: feasibility for financial institutions

David Lereah

114: Deposit insurance, capital regulation, and bank risk

Evelyn F. Carroll and Jane Kise

113: A risk-based capital adequacy rule: the futures industry perspective

Paul Burik

112: Developing a risk-related premium structure for deposit insurance

Eric Hirschhorn

111: Banking risk and the investor

Harry W. Keefe

110: Risk from a banker's viewpoint

George J. Vojta

109: Banking risk in historical perspective

George G. Kaufman

108: Contagious bank runs, financial structure and corporate separateness within a bank holding company

Mark Flannery

107: An analysis of the concept of corporate separateness in BHC regulation from an economic perspective

Anthony Cornyn, Gerald Hanweck, Stephen A. Rhoades and John T. Rose

106: The effects of multimarket contact on savings and loan behavior

Loretta Mester

105: Rival stock price reactions to large BHC acquisition announcements: evidence of linked oligopoly?

Richard L. Mugel and Gary Whalen

104: Is board composition a substitute for an active takeover market in banking?

James Brickley and Christopher James

103: The wealth effects of regulatory intervention surrounding the bailout of Continental Illinois

John M. Harris, James R. Scott and Joseph F. Sinkey

102: The effect of bank risk on the price and availability of uninsured deposits

Herbert L. Baer and Elijah Brewer

101: Capitalization, off-balance sheet liabilities and the cost of bank failures

Richard W. Nelson and Sherrill Shaffer

100: The big bust: the 1930-33 banking collapse -- its causes, its lessons

Bert Ely

99: Maintaining comparative advantage in an information society

Walter B. Wriston

98: Competitive inequities in the financial markets

William M. Isaac

97: Competition for MMDAs

Michael C. Keeley and Gary Zimmerman

96: Some evidence on bank holding company regulation: the question of expansion into the insurance business

Tim S. Campbell, J. Kimball Dietrich and Mark I. Weinstein

95: Intra- and interindustry effects of bank securities market activities: the case of discount brokerage

Anthony Saunders and Michael Smirlock

94: Foreign lending, disclosure and the Mexican debt crisis

Howard Kaufold and Michael Smirlock

93: Money managers and bank liquidity

Alan E. Grunewald and Alex J. Pollock

92: An analytical framework for improved disclosure in banking

Gary G. Gilbert