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| Volume 10, Number 2, September 2004 |
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Beyond Pillar 3 in International Banking Regulation: Disclosure and Market Discipline of Financial Firms |
| Press release |
Opening Remarks 2 pages / 47 kbJamie B. Stewart, Jr. |
| Conference Overview and Summary of Papers4 pages / 52 kb Donald P. Morgan and Frederic S. Mishkin |
| Rebalancing the Three Pillars of Basel II15 pages / 177 kb Jean-Charles Rochet |
| Commentary4 pages / 56 kb Darryll Hendricks |
| Commentary4 pages / 75 kb Jeremy C. Stein |
| Disclosure, Volatility, and Transparency: An Empirical Investigation into the Value of Bank Disclosure15 pages / 138 kb Ursel Baumann and Erlend Nier |
| Commentary2 pages / 46 kb Charles W. Calomiris |
| Commentary3 pages / 46 kb Eric Rosengren |
| Market Indicators, Bank Fragility, and Indirect Market Discipline10 pages / 135 kb Reint Gropp, Jukka Vesala, and Giuseppe Vulpes |
| Commentary3 pages / 44 kb Mark J. Flannery |
| Commentary5 pages / 53 kb Jose A. Lopez |
| A Reconsideration of the Risk Sensitivity of U.S. Banking Organization Subordinated Debt Spreads: A Sample Selection Approach20 pages / 201 kb Daniel M. Covitz, Diana Hancock, and Myron L. Kwast |
| Commentary3 pages / 41 kb Kevin J. Stiroh |
| Risk and Return of Publicly Held versus Privately Owned Banks11 pages / 95 kb Simon H. Kwan |
| Commentary5 pages / 62 kb Philip E. Strahan |
