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41: Beyond traditional credit risk: capital standards for market risks

Mark E. Levonian

40: Evidence on the relationship between regional economic conditions and loan sales activity

Rebecca Demsetz

39: The emerging sources of small business finance

Cynthia A. Glassman

38: Loan market competition between foreign and U.S. banks: some facts about loans and borrowers

Charles Calomiris and Mark Carey

37: Corporate finances, market discipline, and bank supervision

Mark Flannery

36: The parallel banking system

Jane W. D'Artista and Tom Schlesinger

35: The implication of financial cycles for subordinated debt proposals

Richard E. Randall

34: Dividend behavior of financially distressed savings institutions

Randall S. Kroszner and Philip E. Strahan

33: How much did capital forbearance add to the tab for FSLIC mess?

Edward Kane and Min-Teh Yu

32: Federal Reserve lending to banks that failed: implications for the Bank Insurance Fund

R. Gilbert

31: The effect of bank-held derivatives on credit accessibility

Elijah Brewer, Bernadette A. Minton and James Moser

30: An evaluation of the effects of accounting rules on interest rate risk management in the savings and loan industry

Catherine Schrand

29: The derivatives activities of U.S. commercial banks

David Carter and Joseph F. Sinkey

28: Bottomline banking: regaining the lost paradigm

Larry A. Frieder and Robert B. Hedges

27: Inferring viability of the U.S. banking industry from shifts in conduct and excess capacity

Sherrill Shaffer

26: Will banking be profitable in the long run?

Mark E. Levonian

25: Are banks dead? or, are the reports greatly exaggerated?

John H. Boyd and Mark Gertler

24: Strategic focus in banking

Thomas C. Theobald

23: Bank strategies for survival and success

John B. McCoy

22: Selecting a strategy for success

Richard M. Kovacevich

21: Panel discussion comments: the implications of "banking's decline" for safety and soundness regulation

Mark Flannery

20: Financial instability and the decline(?) of banking: public policy implications

Hyman Minsky

19: The decline of commercial banking: implications for monetary policy

Benjamin M. Friedman

18: Will the alleged decline of banking affect CRA?

Lawrence B. Lindsey

17: Insights on the parallel banking industry

William E. Odom

16: The relative decline of banking: should we care?

Robert Litan

15: Banks are obsolete - and who cares?

Edward E. Furash

14: The (declining?) role of banking

Carter H. Golembe

13: Has banking declined?

Silas Keehn

12: Supervising an evolving industry

Eugene A. Ludwig

11: Optimal bank supervision in a changing world

Alan Greenspan

10: Proceedings of a Conference on Bank Structure and Competition. lst ( 1963)-

Anonymous

9: The declining(?) role of banking: proceedings of the 30th Conference on Bank Structure and Competition, held May 1994

Anonymous

8: Banking system risk--charting a new course: proceedings, the 25th annual Conference on Bank Structure and Competition, May 3-5, 1989

Anonymous

7: Merging commercial and investment banking--risks, benefits, challenges: proceedings, 23rd Conference on Bank Structure and Competition, held May 6-8, 1987

Anonymous

6: FDICIA: an appraisal: renaissance, requiem, or just another acronym? Proceedings of the 29th Conference on Bank Structure and Competition

Anonymous

5: Cost effective control of urban smog

Donald A. Hanson, Richard F. Kosobud and William Testa

4: Credit markets in transition: the 28th annual Conference on Bank Structure and Competition, 1992

Anonymous

3: The financial services industry in the year 2000: risk and efficiency: proceedings of a Conference held May 11-13, 1988

Anonymous

2: Rebuilding banking: proceedings of the 27th annual Conference on Bank Structure and Competition

Anonymous

1: Game plans for the '90s: proceedings of the 26th annual Conference on Bank Structure and Competition

Anonymous