interstate bank mergers / bank supervision / depleted deposit insurance funds / bank risk / risk-based deposit insurance pricing / granted banking / bank safety / federal deposit insurance system / bank capital regulation / risk-based insurance premium / insurance premiia / bank mergers / troubled banks / securities brokerage / risk management / bank capital / large bank mergers / bank borrowers / bank failures / bank risktaking / bank expansion / chartered bank subsidiary / respective banking markets / expanded banking power / local banking / large banking firms / bank performance / interstate banking / information technology taking place / large interstate bank mergers / allowed banking / bank failures using methods / interstate-banking / financial services / bank / insurance premiums / bank size / information technology / banking / larger banking institutions / bank capitalization / insurance activities / increased banking supervision / bank supervisors basing closure decisions / government deposit insurance program / deposit insurance / proposed bank merger / large banking / deposit insurance program / individual bank / deposit insurance system / bank risk-taking / out-of-state banking organizations / electronic commerce / /
Organization
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System / Research Department / Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco / US Federal Reserve / Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation / /
Market-to-Book, Charter Value, and Bank Risk-Taking – A Recent Perspective - April 2005