The authors would like to thank Dennis Clague and Ross Dierdorff for their substantial efforts in transforming raw account data into estimates of insured and uninsured deposits suitable for analysis. We also thank Lynn Shibut for recognizing the potential analytical value of this unique pre-failure account-level data. We are grateful for the insights on bank closings in general and Hamilton in particular provided by Kathleen Halpin and Robert Scheppe. We thank Lynn Shibut, Ross Dierdorff, and John O’Keefe for their helpful comments and sharing their considerable expertise. We also benefited from participant comments from the 2004 Western Economic Association International conference. We appreciate the exemplary research assistance provided ...
Current discussions about deposit insurance reform center on issues such as the size of insurance pr...
B usiness failure typically occurs when a financially weak firm can nolonger pay its creditors. Fail...
The 1980s was a turbulent period for the financial services industry. The federal safety net-particu...
The authors would like to thank Dennis Clague and Ross Dierdorff for their substantial efforts in tr...
Fifty-four banks failed in the first quarter of 1987, more than in any quarter since 1933. Because b...
Fifty-four banks failed in the first quarter of 1987, more than in any quarter since 1933. Because b...
The failure of many savings and loan institutions in the 1980s bankrupted the Federal Savings and Lo...
Fifty-four banks failed in the first quarter of 1987, more than in any quarter since 1933. Because b...
Uninsured depositors, whose deposits are not fully protected by federal deposit insurance, have an i...
Deposit insurance was introduced in the United States duringthe Great Depression primarily to promot...
This paper tests for the existence of a market discipline by studying the effects of the general ban...
(Preliminary and incomplete: please do not circulate) We use unique, depositor-level data for a bank...
An analysis of the impact of depositor preference laws on the cost of debt capital for banks and on ...
Typescript (photocopy).This dissertation asks whether banking is unique in avoiding the costs associ...
Abstract: There is a wide cross-country variation in the institutional structure of bank failure res...
Current discussions about deposit insurance reform center on issues such as the size of insurance pr...
B usiness failure typically occurs when a financially weak firm can nolonger pay its creditors. Fail...
The 1980s was a turbulent period for the financial services industry. The federal safety net-particu...
The authors would like to thank Dennis Clague and Ross Dierdorff for their substantial efforts in tr...
Fifty-four banks failed in the first quarter of 1987, more than in any quarter since 1933. Because b...
Fifty-four banks failed in the first quarter of 1987, more than in any quarter since 1933. Because b...
The failure of many savings and loan institutions in the 1980s bankrupted the Federal Savings and Lo...
Fifty-four banks failed in the first quarter of 1987, more than in any quarter since 1933. Because b...
Uninsured depositors, whose deposits are not fully protected by federal deposit insurance, have an i...
Deposit insurance was introduced in the United States duringthe Great Depression primarily to promot...
This paper tests for the existence of a market discipline by studying the effects of the general ban...
(Preliminary and incomplete: please do not circulate) We use unique, depositor-level data for a bank...
An analysis of the impact of depositor preference laws on the cost of debt capital for banks and on ...
Typescript (photocopy).This dissertation asks whether banking is unique in avoiding the costs associ...
Abstract: There is a wide cross-country variation in the institutional structure of bank failure res...
Current discussions about deposit insurance reform center on issues such as the size of insurance pr...
B usiness failure typically occurs when a financially weak firm can nolonger pay its creditors. Fail...
The 1980s was a turbulent period for the financial services industry. The federal safety net-particu...