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Statement to Congress, December 5, 1995 (issues relating to the U.S. operations of Daiwa Bank).
Greenspan, Alan (1996-02)
Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Feb

Journal Article
Banking and currency crisis and systemic risk: lessons from recent events
Kaufman, George G. (2000-07)
Banking and currency crises have done severe economic damage in many countries in recent years. This article examines the causes and characteristics of these crises and the public policies intended to prevent them or mitigate their adverse consequences.
Economic Perspectives , Volume 25 , Issue Q III , Pages 9-28

Conference Paper
The speed of bank liquidation and the propagation of the U.S. Great Depression
Kolari, James; Mason, Joseph R.; Anari, Ali (2000)
Proceedings , Paper 683

Conference Paper
Major causes of bank failures
Scott, William L.; Peterson, Richard L. (1985)
Proceedings , Paper 67

Working Paper
Sectoral Loan Concentration and Bank Performance (2001-2014)
Regehr, Kristen; Sengupta, Rajdeep (2016-11-01)
Sectoral loan concentration is an important factor in bank performance. We develop a measure of sectoral loan concentration and study how community bank performance and the size-performance relationship vary with loan concentration and changes in loan concentration. The size-profitability relationship varies with concentration in the residential real-estate (RRE) sector. Higher RRE concentration is associated with lower returns especially for larger community banks?banks with assets totaling a billion or more. Concentration in other sectors, such as agriculture and commercial real estate ...
Research Working Paper , Paper RWP 16-13

Conference Paper
Economic cycles and bank health
Rosengren, Eric S.; Jordan, John S. (2002)
Over the past two decades the United States has experienced substantial increases in the number of bank failures, however, surprisingly few banks have failed during the 2001 recession. This paper explores the relationship between economic cycles and bank health. We find that economic forecasts provide little additional information over bank-specific financial data during prosperous times, possibly because bank problems during these times are likely to be idiosyncratic to individual management decisions. However, economic forecasts become relevant during troubled economic periods, with poor ...
Conference Series ; [Proceedings]

Speech
Financial reform or financial dementia?
Fisher, Richard W. (2010)
Remarks at the SW Graduate School of Banking 53rd Annual Keynote Address and Banquet, Dallas, Texas, June 3, 2010 ; "Let me make my sentiments clear: It is my view that, by propping up deeply troubled big banks, authorities have eroded market discipline in the financial system."
Speeches and Essays , Paper 61

Journal Article
Bank receivership and conservatorship
Todd, Walker F. (1994-10)
A history of regulatory and statutory responses to failing banks, with special focus on changes since 1987 affecting receiverships, conservatorships, and bridge banks. The author argues that some of these changes, including depositor preference legislation enacted in 1993, have had unintended and still-uncertain consequences.
Economic Commentary , Issue Oct

Journal Article
Underlying causes of commercial bank failures in the 1980s
Seballos, Lynn D.; Thomson, James B. (1990-09)
An examination of the contributions of economic and managerial factors to commercial bank failures in the 1980s.
Economic Commentary , Issue Sep

Journal Article
A comparison of U.S. corporate and bank insolvency resolution
Kaufman, George G.; Bliss, Robert R. (2006-04)
In the U.S., the insolvency resolution of most corporations is governed by the federal bankruptcy code and is administered by special bankruptcy courts. Most large corporate bankruptcies are resolved under Chapter 11 reorganization proceedings. However, commercial bank insolvencies are governed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Act and are administered by the FDIC. These two resolution processes?corporate bankruptcy and bank receiverships?differ in a number of significant ways, including the type of proceeding (judicial versus administrative); the rights of managers, stockholders, and ...
Economic Perspectives , Volume 30 , Issue Q II

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