Titlebook: Reforming Financial Institutions and Markets in the United States; Towards Rebuilding a George G. Kaufman Book 1994 Kluwer Academic Publish

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Reforming Financial Institutions and Markets in the United StatesTowards Rebuilding a

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Banking Reform: Economic Propellants, Political Impediments,am; and now we have the Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) and Salomon Brothers. These all qualify as scandals of one sort or another, but although they all point toward problems in the financial sector, they do not have much in common beyond that. Some underlying issues in banking do

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Taxpayer Loss Exposure in the Bank Insurance Fund,tion principles that accountants and regulators use contain reporting options that encourage large opportunity losses to be hidden from public view. They also let discretionary nonrecurring profits be recorded in ways that can overstate current profits and net worths for years on end. The rosy bias

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The Role of Forbearance and its Costs in Handling Troubled and Failed Depository Institutions,ed examination frequency to informal supervisory agreements to formal cease-and-desist actions to declarations of insolvency. The latter step would be followed by liquidation of the bank or sale to a buyer willing to recapitalize it. In some cases the FDIC has assisted in the recapitalization of the

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Long-Run Benefits in Financial Regulation from Increased Accountability and Privatization,bled economic sector. President Franklin Roosevelt predicted that the immediate benefits of such a rescue would come at the expense of longer-run inefficiencies that would “make the U.S. government liable for the mistakes and errors of individual banks and put a premium on unsound banking in the fut

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