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Research in Financial Services

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INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CONGLOMERATES: IMPLICATIONS FOR BANK INSOLVENCY REGIMES
Richard J. Herring
200349 citations
NETTING, FINANCIAL CONTRACTS, AND BANKS: THE ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS
William J Bergman et al.
200345 citations
RESOLVING LARGE COMPLEX FINANCIAL ORGANIZATIONS
Robert R. Bliss
200328 citations
MARKET DISCIPLINE: A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR REGULATORY POLICY DEVELOPMENT
Paul Hamalainen et al.
200324 citations
DO UNINSURED DEPOSITORS VOTE WITH THEIR FEET?
Kathleen McDill & Andréa M. Maechler
200318 citations
MARKET DISCIPLINE AND FINANCIAL CRISIS POLICY: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
Michael D. Bordo
200311 citations
THE IMPACT OF SUPERVISORY DISCLOSURE ON THE SUPERVISORY PROCESS: WILL BANK SUPERVISORS BE LESS LIKELY TO DOWNGRADE BANKS?
Ron J. Feldman et al.
20039 citations
MARKET DISCIPLINE OF FANNIE MAE AND FREDDIE MAC: HOW DO SHARE PRICES AND DEBT YIELD SPREADS RESPOND TO NEW INFORMATION?
Robert S. Seiler
20037 citations
THE ROLE OF MARKET DISCIPLINE IN HANDLING PROBLEM BANKS
David T. Llewellyn & David G. Mayes
20037 citations
DO JUMBO-CD HOLDERS CARE ABOUT ANYTHING?
John R. Hall et al.
20034 citations
INTERBANK NETTING AGREEMENTS AND THE REDISTRIBUTION OF BANK DEFAULT RISK
William R. Emmons
20032 citations
COMMENT
Joseph Bisignano
20031 citations
INTRODUCTION
George G. Kaufman
20031 citations
COMMENT
George G. Kaufman
20031 citations
COMMENT ON “THE IMPACT OF SUPERVISORY DISCLOSURE: WILL BANK SUPERVISORS BE LESS LIKELY TO DOWNGRADE BANKS?”
Benton E. Gup
20030 citations
COMMENT
Harvey Rosenblum
20030 citations
Table of Contents
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20030 citations
COMMENT
Douglas D. Evanoff
20030 citations
BANK LOAN UNDERWRITING PRACTICES: CAN SUPERVISORS’ RISK ASSESSMENTS CONTRIBUTE TO EARLY-WARNING SYSTEMS?
John O’Keefe et al.
20030 citations
COMMENT
Larry R Mote
20030 citations

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