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Nonbank activities and risk

Economic Review , Issue Oct , Pages 19-34

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Changes in Regulation Y streamline entry into nonbank activities

Financial Update , Volume 10 , Issue Apr , Pages 2, 5

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Banks selling insurance: Risky business?

Financial Update , Volume 12 , Issue Oct , Pages 1-3

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The informativeness of stochastic frontier and programming frontier efficiency scores: Cost efficiency and other measures of bank holding company performance

This paper examines the properties of the X-inefficiencies in U.S. bank holding companies derived from both stochastic and linear programming frontiers. This examination allows the robustness of results across methods to be compared. While we find that calculated programming inefficiency scores are two to three times larger than those estimated using a stochastic frontier, the patterns of the scores across banks and time are similar, and there is a relatively high correlation of the rankings of banks' efficiencies under the two methods. However, when we examine the "informativeness" of the ...
FRB Atlanta Working Paper , Paper 99-23

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Valuation effects of new capital issues by large bank holding companies

FRB Atlanta Working Paper , Paper 88-7

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Bank holding company capital targets in the early 1990s: the regulators versus the markets

FRB Atlanta Working Paper , Paper 94-11

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Bank capital structure, regulatory capital, and securities innovations

Although financial instruments that, in effect, permit corporations to treat preferred stock dividends as tax-deductible interest have been used by nonfinancial corporations since late 1993, bank holding companies (BHCs) did not issue these trust-preferred securities (TPS) until 1996, when the Federal Reserve qualified them as Tier-1 capital. We delineate and test hypotheses with 1) analyses of the stock-market reaction to the Fed?s ruling and to TPS filings and 2) comparisons of BHCs that issued TPS with those that did not. We conclude that regulatory capital requirements, tax savings, and ...
FRB Atlanta Working Paper , Paper 2000-18

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Streamlined procedures for bank holding company acquisitions

Changes to Regulation Y--the regulation specifying procedures for bank holding company acquisitions--mean that bank holding companies may now qualify for a streamlined notice procedure.
Communities and Banking , Issue Fall , Pages 12-13

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How dependent are New England's mid-sized firms on the region's largest bank holding companies?

The degree to which mid-sized firms--the "middle market"- depend on large regional banks for short-term credit is an issue particularly relevant to New England. If this dependence is heavy, then the recent consolidation among the regions large bank holding companies could be forcing its mid-sized firms to accept short-term credit on uncompetitive terms. The dependence of New Englands middle market on the regions banking institutions as a whole, both large and small, is also of concern. The greater this dependence, the more vulnerable are the regions mid-sized firms to sharp contractions in ...
New England Economic Review , Issue Jul , Pages 35-48

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Can the market evaluate asset quality exposure in banks?

New England Economic Review , Issue Jul , Pages 3-24

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