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Past Financial Industry Studies Issues

1998 | 1997 | 1996 | 1995

1998 Issues

• Concentration, Technology, and Market Power in Banking: Is Distance Dead?
  Robert R. Moore
  Abstract

• Benchmarking the Productive Efficiency of U.S. Banks
  Thomas F. Siems and Richard S. Barr
  Abstract

• How Might Financial Institutions React to Glass-Steagall Repeal? Evidence from the Stock Market
  David P. Ely and Kenneth J. Robinson
  Abstract

• Managing Cross-Border Settlement Risk: The Case of Mexican ADRs
  Sujit "Bob" Chakravorti
  Abstract

1997 Issues

• Rethinking Bank Efficiency and Regulation: How Off-Balance-Sheet Activities Make a Difference
  Thomas F. Siems and Jeffrey A. Clark
  Abstract

• Government Guarantees and Banking: Evidence from the Mexican Peso Crisis
  Robert R. Moore
  Abstract

• Are Capital Requirements Effective? A Cautionary Tale from Pre-Depression Texas
  Jeffery W. Gunther, Linda M. Hooks and Kenneth J. Robinson
  Abstract

• Mexican Payments System Reforms
  Sujit "Bob" Chakravorti
  Abstract

1996 Issues

• Bank Consolidation: When Less Means More
  Jeffery W. Gunther
  Abstract

• Banking's Merger Fervor: Survival of the Fittest?
  Robert R. Moore
  Abstract

• Bank Mergers and Shareholder Wealth: Evidence from 1995's Megamerger Deals
  Thomas F. Siems
  Abstract

• Does Greater Mortgage Activity Lead to Greater Interest Rate Risk? Evidence from Bank Holding Companies
  Kenneth J. Robinson and Kelly Klemme
  Abstract

1995 Issues

December 1995
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• Does Geographic Liberalization Really Hurt Small Banks?
  Robert R. Moore
  Abstract

• A CAMEL Rating's Shelf Life
  Rebel A. Cole and Jeffery W. Gunther
  Abstract

• Who's Capitalizing on Derivatives?
  Jeffery W. Gunther and Thomas F. Siems
  Abstract

• Interesting Times for Banks Since Basle
  Kenneth J. Robinson
  Abstract