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Too big to fail: the way forward
Gary Stern on the too big to fail problem.
Journal Article
Managing TBTF by reducing systemic risk
The most persuasive way to convince bank creditors that their bank isn't too big to fail (TBTF) is for policymakers to reduce systemic risk and to communicate those steps to the public.
Journal Article
Addressing TBTF when banks merge: a proposal
A proposed bank merger and acquisition (M&A) provides a unique opportunity to address too big to fail concerns?the problem of big banks taking undue risks due to creditors? perceptions that government policymakers will bail them out to prevent spillovers from bank collapse. Under a preliminary reform proposal, the Federal Reserve, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the U.S. Treasury would, as part of the review process for large bank M&As, be required to report on how they are putting large bank creditors at risk of loss. Linking M&A reviews to TBTF management reviews would have ...
Conference Paper
Assessing the condition of the Bank Insurance Fund
Journal Article
Limiting spillovers through focused supervision
Gary Stern on the too big to fail problem.
Journal Article
Statement to Congress, February 8, 2000 (1999 banking failures)
Conference Paper
BIF: still solvent after all these years?
Conference Paper
The future of banking: a joint venture
Conference Paper
The three \"R's\" of banking