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Reuniting Investment and Commercial Banking [PDF]
, 1988 Papers on the Glass-Steagall Act are difficult to write these days. Most economists who have examined the effects of the act have concluded that it has unwisely protected investment banks from competition and has been unnecessary to prevent banks from undertaking excessive risk.
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Banking (IV) — Investment Banking
1993We should, perhaps, recognise at the outset that ‘commercial’ and ‘investment’ banking do not exist in separate compartments. There are activities which overlap and are carried out by both types of bank, for example, accepting and discounting bills of exchange, foreign exchange and some aspects of trade finance.
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Regulatory Influence on Bank Capital Investment
The Journal of Finance, 1975SOME RECENT BANK FAILURES (e.g. San Diego National Bank, Beverly Hills National Bank, Franklin National Bank) have rekindled the long standing controversy over the adequacy of bank capital. On the one side are aligned the various regulatory agencies whose job it is to ensure a sound banking system.
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Banks’ investments in fintech ventures
Journal of Banking & Finance, 2021Emma Li +3 more
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Investment banks and underpricing
2018After the Internet Bubble in 1999-2000, US investigators found that investment banks have manipulated initial public offerings (IPO) in differing schemes to create higher profits at the cost of investors and issuing firms. One of these schemes included profit sharing agreements in which an investment bank offered underpriced share allocations of ...
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Banking industry stability and investment dynamics
Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance, 2022Elvis Kwame Agyapong
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