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Author:Lemieux, Catharine 

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Do markets discipline banks and bank holding companies? evidence from debt pricing

Emerging Issues , Issue Jun

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Conglomerates, connected lending and prudential standards: lessons learned

Emerging Issues , Issue May

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Points to consider when financing REITs

Emerging Issues , Issue Jun

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Agricultural lending: what have we learned?

Emerging Issues , Issue Sep

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Stumbling blocks to increasing market discipline in the banking sector: a note on bond pricing and funding strategy prior to failure

Emerging Issues , Issue Sep

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Predicting inadequate capitalization: early warning system for bank supervision

Emerging Issues , Issue Sep

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Market discipline prior to failure

This paper examines pricing behavior for bonds issued by bank holding companies in the period prior to failure of their bank subsidiaries. The results indicate that bond prices are related to the financial condition of the issuing bank holding companies, and that bonds spreads start rising as early as six quarters prior to failure as the issuing firm's financial condition and credit rating deteriorate. Strong market discipline exists during the critical period -- bond spreads for troubled banking organizations are many times those of healthy ones. Our results suggests that bond spreads could ...
Emerging Issues , Issue Sep

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Retail payments innovations and the banking industry

This study examines the impact of new payments technologies on the value of banking industry. Chakravorti and Kobor (2003) find that payment providers offer new payments products most often as a bundled service offering in order to retain their customers and with the expectation of increased long-term profits. Rice and Stanton (2003) estimate that payments revenue accounts for approximately 16 percent of operating revenue. According to Rice (2003), payments activities affect the value of the banking franchise and estimates of profit efficiency. A cross-section of bankers surveyed by Kellogg ...
Emerging Issues

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Network vulnerabilities and risks in the retail payment system

Changes in retail payments technology will impact the operational risk of commercial banks. This study provides a more in-depth discussion of the ramifications these changes have for bank supervision and policy makers. In addition to operational risk concerns identified by previous researchers, this paper identifies network vulnerabilities as a potential resiliency concern.
Emerging Issues

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Small Business Lending After the Financial Crisis: A New Competitive Landscape for Community Banks

Community banks face growing competition, but also opportunities to partner with alternative lenders using technology to find borrowers and underwrite loans.
Economic Perspectives , Issue 3

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