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The joint regulation of bank liquidity and bank capital
Journal of Financial Intermediation, 2018Abstract We study the liquidity behavior of commercial banks in response to negative capital shocks. Using pre-Basel III data, U.S. banks with assets less than $1 billion treated (unregulated) liquidity and (regulated) capital as substitutes. Following exogenous shocks to their regulatory capital ratios, these banks shifted away from loans, loan ...
Deyoung, Robert +2 more
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2014
Since the late 1980s the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (Basel) has been seeking to improve the capital adequacy (section 2) and liquidity1 (section 3) of banks as well as to promote regulatory understanding of financial problem areas and the worldwide quality of banking supervision.
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Since the late 1980s the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (Basel) has been seeking to improve the capital adequacy (section 2) and liquidity1 (section 3) of banks as well as to promote regulatory understanding of financial problem areas and the worldwide quality of banking supervision.
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Banking Theory, Deposit Insurance, and Bank Regulation
The Journal of Business, 1986The last several years have seen extensive change in the U.S. banking industry. ' In the 1950s and 1960s the banking industry was a symbol of stability. By contrast, recent years have seen the greatest frequency of bank failures since the Great Depression.
Diamond, Douglas W, Dybvig, Philip H
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2017
Abstract Chapter 2 deals with the prudential and supervisory regulation of banking activities.
Sarah Paterson, Rafal Zakrzewski
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Abstract Chapter 2 deals with the prudential and supervisory regulation of banking activities.
Sarah Paterson, Rafal Zakrzewski
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Banking regulations and economic views of regulation
2013Forthcoming
Harnay, Sophie, Scialom, Laurence
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2013
“It is not possible to theorize a priori about the future evolution of money. Our theoretical analysis must be limited to the observation that money is an institution which emerges spontaneously, like law, language, and other legal and economic institutions which involve an enormous volume of information and appear in an evolutionary manner throughout ...
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“It is not possible to theorize a priori about the future evolution of money. Our theoretical analysis must be limited to the observation that money is an institution which emerges spontaneously, like law, language, and other legal and economic institutions which involve an enormous volume of information and appear in an evolutionary manner throughout ...
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Competitive Banking, Bankers' Clubs, and Bank Regulation
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1994This paper reexamines the view that banking regulation and central banking arose to counter market 'failures.' It investigates the factors that led bankers to form clubs and examines the 'regulations' imposed by clubs on their members. It suggests that such regulation is different from real-world regulation and central banking and would be unlikely to ...
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