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Money managers and bank liquidity

Proceedings , Paper 93

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Uncertainty and the disappearance of international credit

Proceedings , Issue Sep

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Comments on systemic risk

Proceedings , Paper 397

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The emergence of the venture capital industry

New England Economic Review , Issue Jul , Pages 64-79

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Issuance by the Basel Committee of papers providing guidance on credit risk in banking

Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Sep

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Recent developments in bank capital regulation of market risks

Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 95-51

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Banking evolution

Proceedings , Paper 662

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Bank capital regulation in the 1980s: effective or ineffective?

Proceedings , Paper 193

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Bank diversification, market structure and bank risk taking: theory and evidence from U.S. commercial banks

This paper studies how a bank?s diversification affects its own risk taking behavior and the risk taking of competing, nondiversified banks. By combining theories of bank organization, market structure and risk taking, I show that greater geographic diversification of banks changes a bank?s lending behavior and market interest rates, which also has ramifications for nondiversified competitors due to interactions in the banking market. Empirical results obtained from the U.S. commercial banking sector support this relationship as they indicate that a bank?s risk taking is lower when its ...
Supervisory Research and Analysis Working Papers , Paper QAU12-2

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Risk sharing of disaggregate macroeconomic and idiosyncratic shocks

Comparing the degree to which idiosyncratic and disaggregate macro shocks (such as regional and industry shocks) are not shared in the economy provides greater understanding of why the economy lacks risk-sharing arrangements in specific areas and can suggest areas where the economy?s risk-sharing capability could be enhanced. The authors find that a negligible amount of risk (around 10 percent) is shared in the aggregate, about 50 percent is shared within regions and industries, while the remaining 40 percent is not shared with other households. These findings suggest that given the low level ...
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