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Global banking and national regulation: a conference summary
Ho, Calvin T.; Haines, Cabray L. (2007-03)
Although banking across national borders has expanded rapidly, banking regulation remains nationally based. As a result, governments and financial institutions face significant challenges when instability arises. At the Chicago Fed?s International Banking Conference, participants explored cross-border banking issues and ways to improve the current system.
Chicago Fed Letter , Issue Mar

Journal Article
Interstate bank mergers and competition in banking
Calem, Paul S. (1987-01)
Business Review , Issue Jan , Pages 3-14

Working Paper
Competitive effects of interstate bank mergers and acquisitions
Calem, Paul S.; Moulton, Janice M. (1987)
Working Papers , Paper 87-6

Working Paper
Multiple-market contact in an incomplete-information model with imperfectly correlated cost
Mester, Loretta J. (1989)
Working Papers , Paper 89-22

Journal Article
The effects of interstate banking
Laderman, Elizabeth (1990)
FRBSF Economic Letter

Report
Economies of superscale and interstate expansion
David, Edmond; Shaffer, Sherrill (1986)
Research Paper , Paper 8612

Journal Article
Revisions to the cash access policy on shipments and deposits in an interstate branching environment
anonymous (1998-05)
Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue May , Pages 338

Journal Article
Interstate banking - what are the competitive effects?
Spong, Kenneth; Watkins, Thomas G. (1985)
Financial Industry Perspectives

Working Paper
Does credit supply affect small-firm finance?
Rice, Tara N.; Strahan, Philip E. (2008)
States were granted authority to limit interstate branching following passage of Federal legislation in 1994, relaxing restrictions on geographical expansion by banks. We show that differences in state?s branching restrictions affect credit supply. In states more open to branching, small firms borrow at interest rates 25 to 45 basis points lower than firms operating in less open states. Firms in open states also are more likely to borrow from banks. Despite this evidence that interstate branch openness expands credit supply, we find no effect of variation in state restrictions on branching on ...
Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 2008-54

Journal Article
Successful strategies in interstate bank acquisitions
Sullivan, Richard J.; Spong, Kenneth (1995-12)
Much of the recent consolidation in the banking industry has been across state lines, and this trend will accelerate due to recent federal legislation. As interstate banking expands further, the performance and success of banks that are acquired will be the key factor determining how much consolidation will occur and which organizations will be major participants. This article therefore examines a group of banks that were acquired on an interstate basis in 1986 and 1987, and tracks their performance after acquisition. It identifies strategies and characteristics that distinguish acquisitions ...
Financial Industry Perspectives , Issue Dec , Pages 21-37

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