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competition (continued)

market power 11, 68 – 9, 88 – 9, 101,

173 – 4, 178, 246, 293 – 4, 303 – 4, 478, 495 – 6, 495 – 515, 519 – 20, 529 – 31

monopoly situations

11, 68 – 9, 88 – 9, 101,

173 – 4, 178, 245 – 6, 293 – 4, 303 – 4,

478, 495 – 509, 529 – 31

 

PR statistic

506 – 9

 

 

RE model

495 – 509

 

 

regulations

174 – 5, 235 – 6, 247 – 8

SCP

xvii – xviii, 494 – 509

 

technical progress

475 – 6, 491 – 4

tests

473, 494 – 515

 

 

Competition Commission 174, 232 – 3

Competition and Credit Control

1972 228

competitive advantage

xiii, xvii – xviii, 5, 42,

62 – 4, 65

 

 

 

compliance costs, regulations 28, 239

compliance needs, international bank

supervision

216

 

Comptroller of Currency, USA

245 – 59,

363 – 5, 388 – 9, 392 – 4, 395, 616 – 31

computers

 

 

 

 

see also technical progress

 

costs

488 – 92, 520

 

 

Monte Carlo approach

148

 

operational risk

110, 141, 208

concentrated markets

 

 

see also monopoly situations

 

concepts

495 – 520, 529 – 31

 

M&As

518 – 20, 529 – 31

 

SCP

495 – 509

 

 

 

Conduct of Business rules

23

 

confidence intervals, RAROC

144 – 6

conflicts of interest

20, 22 – 3, 28, 34, 294 – 7,

322, 368 – 9

 

 

 

consolidations

 

 

 

see also mergers and acquisitions

concepts

517 – 38

 

 

types

517 – 24, 527 – 9

 

consultancy services

20, 53 – 4

 

consumers

 

 

 

 

see also customers

 

 

 

regulatory protection

173 – 9, 240 – 3, 279

contagion

 

 

 

 

concepts

28, 33, 66, 124, 174 – 7, 235, 237,

354 – 5, 360 – 1, 412, 415, 423 – 36

definition

175, 354, 412

 

Kaufman’s survey

355

 

South East Asia

423 –

36

theories 354 – 5

 

 

contestable banking markets, concepts

506 – 8, 516

 

 

Continental Illinois Bank

xviii, 179 – 80,

356, 363 – 5, 395 – 6, 398, 616 – 31

background

363 – 5, 616 – 31

 

demise

623 – 31

 

 

 

 

detailed summary of collapse

617 – 19

problems review

 

617 – 19

 

 

contingent instruments

 

 

 

see also derivatives

 

 

 

 

concepts

42 – 4, 125 – 6

 

 

contract banking see transactional. . .

convertible bonds, concepts

44

 

convexity risk see gamma

 

 

 

Cooperative Bank

95

 

 

 

cooperative movements

18

 

 

Coopers and Lybrand

383 – 6, 394

core functions, banks

15

 

 

Core Principal Liaison Group

215

corporate bonds

3, 44 – 5, 72, 422

see also bonds

 

 

 

 

 

corporate finance

26, 155 – 6, 182 – 6,

195 – 219, 301, 474, 632 – 52

corporate governance

xviii, 217 – 18, 315,

532 – 3

 

 

 

 

 

correlation risk see basis risk

 

 

correspondent banking, concepts

14 – 15

costs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

capital

3, 103 – 4, 142 – 6

 

 

crises 412 – 13, 454 – 5

 

 

 

current accounts

4 – 5

 

 

 

e-banking 96 – 7

 

 

 

 

economies of scale/scope

xiii, xvii – xviii, 3,

26, 62 – 4, 239 – 40, 301, 473 – 539

efficiency issues

xvii – xviii, 68, 300 – 1,

303 – 5, 411, 473 – 539

 

information

xii, xiii – xiv, 2 – 5, 37, 42,

87

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

intermediary services

2 – 5, 37, 92 – 7

marginal costs

487 – 8, 505 – 8

regulations

28, 238 – 42, 245 – 7

remote delivery channels

92 – 7

rescues

353 – 406

 

 

 

 

sunk costs

506 – 8

 

 

 

technical progress

491 – 4, 520

transaction costs

3, 9 – 10, 58, 90, 92 – 7

X-efficiencies xvii – xviii, 473, 477 – 94,

496, 500 – 6, 519 – 20, 525 – 7

counterparty risk

xv, 104, 127, 182 – 3, 329

see also credit risk

 

concepts

xv, 104 – 5, 127, 182 – 3

definition

104 – 5

swaps 104 country risk

see also political. . .; sovereign. . .

definition 332 – 3

County National Westminster Bank (CNW) 28 – 30

Cournot behaviour xvii – xviii, 495, 511 – 16 covariance approaches, VaR 147 – 8, 153 – 4,

 

188 – 92

crashes

xvii, 247 – 8, 360, 408 – 10

see also crises

concepts

409 – 10

Credit´ Agricole Indosuez 536

credit cards

11, 42, 87 – 9, 509 – 15

concepts

11, 13 – 15, 87 – 9

statistics

13 – 15

types

11

 

credit default swaps (CDSs), concepts 135 – 7

credit derivatives

see also credit default swaps; total return

swaps

 

 

 

Basel 2 Accord

199 – 200, 205 – 6

concepts

135 – 7, 158, 199 – 200, 205 – 6

credit risk

158, 199 – 200, 205 – 6

definitions

135 – 6

examples

135 – 8, 205

credit events

135 – 8

Credit´ Lyonnais

xvii, xviii, 292, 391 – 2,

 

595 – 617

 

background

595 – 617

‘bad bank’ bungle

611 – 12

government links

605 – 7

launching pad

600 – 1

pan-European playing field 601 – 5

rescue

609 – 11

 

USA

613 – 15

 

credit ratings

44 – 6, 134, 140, 156 – 62,

 

195 – 219, 396, 405, 444 – 5

agencies

162, 206 – 7, 396, 405, 444 – 5

Basel 2 Accord

195 – 219

 

 

 

 

 

 

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global statistics

206

 

 

 

junk bonds

44, 211

 

 

 

credit risk

xiv – xv, 102 – 72, 182 – 219, 638

see also counterparty risk

 

 

aggregate credit exposures

161 – 2

assessment methods

 

158 – 61, 195 – 219,

477, 638

 

 

 

 

 

Basel 2 Accord

194 – 219, 393

Basel definition

169, 182 – 219

concepts

 

xiv – xv, 102 – 3, 104 – 5, 112 – 13,

128, 135 – 8, 142 – 72, 182 – 219, 639

corporate/retail contrasts

155 – 6, 182 – 6

credit Var

 

166 – 8

 

 

 

 

CreditMetrics

142, 145, 166 – 8, 171

default model approach 162 – 6

definition

 

102 – 3, 104 – 5

 

 

management

155 – 71, 186 – 219

minimisation methods

156 – 8

mitigants

 

199 – 200

 

 

 

qualitative assessments

158 – 61

quantitative assessments

158 – 61

transfers

206 – 7, 213 – 14

 

 

credit scores, concepts

 

159 – 61

Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) 21, 140,

162, 175, 249 – 50

 

 

credit swaps, concepts

135

 

 

credit unions, North America

xvi, 17 – 18,

244 – 50

 

 

 

 

 

credit Var, concepts

166 – 8

 

 

CreditMetrics

142, 145, 166 – 8, 171

CreditRisk Plus

162 – 6

 

 

 

creditworthiness assessments

2 – 3, 134,

182 – 219, 342 – 7

 

 

CREST, concepts

10

 

 

 

crises xi – xii, xvi – xvii, 8, 32 – 3, 102, 108,

128, 156, 161 – 2, 176, 179 – 80, 212, 230, 242, 245 – 6, 252 – 5, 260 – 2, 288 – 9, 296 – 305, 337 – 47, 351 – 471

see also failures; individual countries

bank runs

32 – 3, 38, 176, 179 – 80, 253 – 4,

329, 353 – 6, 360 – 1, 407 – 8, 423 – 36,

454

– 5, 462 – 7

capital accounts

411

case studies 414 – 67

concepts

xi – xii, xvi – xvii, 8, 32 – 3, 102,

128, 156, 161 – 2, 242, 288 – 9, 337 – 47,

351

– 471

 

controversies

407 – 14

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crises (continued)

 

 

 

 

costs

 

412 – 13, 454 – 5

 

 

definitions

407 – 14

 

 

 

emerging markets

128, 288 – 351, 409 – 12,

 

415 – 39, 581 – 59

 

 

FX

108 – 9, 282 – 4, 410 – 12, 415 – 36,

 

439 – 50, 450 – 5

 

 

 

Japan

 

407, 412 – 13, 434 – 50, 459 – 67

LTCM

xvii, 50 – 1, 154 – 5, 174 – 5, 212,

 

407, 454 – 9, 461, 557

 

Russia

409 – 10, 413, 456, 465 – 6

Scandinavia xvii, 102, 407, 412 – 13,

 

449 – 55

 

 

 

 

sources

407 – 14

 

 

 

 

South East Asia

xvii, 297 – 300, 337, 407,

 

409 – 10, 415 – 36, 453 – 5, 459 – 67

South Sea Company

414 – 15

 

types

 

xvii, 32 – 3, 354 – 5

 

UK

xvii, 102, 161 – 2, 230, 359 – 60,

 

380 – 1, 408, 410 – 11, 460 – 1, 461 – 3

USA

 

367 – 80, 393 – 8, 408, 432 – 4,

 

454 – 60, 461 – 3

 

 

 

cross-currency interest-rate swaps, concepts

 

138

 

 

 

 

 

cross-guarantee contracts, concepts

212 – 13

Cruickshank’s recommendations

11 – 12, 88,

 

174, 232 – 3

 

 

 

 

CSFB see Credit Suisse First Boston

 

CSFI

60

 

 

 

 

 

Cuba

112

 

 

 

 

 

curb market, concepts

289 – 90

 

currency markets see foreign exchange

currency options, concepts

131

 

currency risk

58, 104, 108 – 9, 139, 186 – 92,

 

329, 410, 581 – 94

 

 

concepts

58, 104, 108 – 9, 139, 186 – 92,

 

410, 581 – 94

 

 

 

definition

108 – 9

 

 

 

currency swaps, concepts

 

133 – 8

 

current accounts, costs

4 – 5

 

custody services, concepts

15, 20, 42

customers

 

 

 

 

 

 

liquidity requirements

 

3 – 5

 

principal-agent problems

6 – 7, 38, 225,

 

353 – 6, 531 – 3

 

 

 

regulatory protection

173 – 9, 241 – 3, 279

relationship banking

xviii, 7 – 8, 139,

 

259 – 64, 281, 441 – 2, 571 – 82,

 

639 – 41

 

 

 

 

transactional banking

xviii, 8

Czech Republic

74 – 85, 209, 300, 302,

 

304 – 5

 

 

 

 

Daiwa Bank

387, 392 – 3

 

data envelope analysis (DEA)

304 – 5,

 

478 – 9, 526 – 7

 

 

data windows, VaR

148, 187 – 92

Datastream

83

 

 

 

 

DEA see data envelope analysis

debentures, concepts

44 – 5

 

debit cards

 

 

 

 

 

concepts

4 – 5, 10 – 11, 13 – 15, 56, 91

costs

4 – 5

 

 

 

 

statistics

13 – 15, 91

 

 

types

11

 

 

 

 

debt-conversion schemes, emerging markets

 

345 – 7

 

 

 

 

debt-currency swaps

345 – 6

 

debt-equity swaps

345 – 6

 

debt-trade swaps

346

 

 

dedicated capital, concepts

28

delta

141, 147 – 8, 149 – 51

 

delta-neutral tactics, options

141

demand/supply curves

 

 

 

concepts

1 – 3, 4 – 5, 6

 

deposits/loans

1 – 3, 6

 

 

fee-based products

4 – 5

 

Demsetz, H.

5

 

 

 

 

Denmark

13 – 15, 18, 51 – 5, 74 – 85, 94, 237,

267 – 70, 272, 276, 282 – 5, 453 – 5, 482, 490 – 4, 502 – 6, 535

Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) 29, 228 – 30, 247 – 50

deposit boxes 4 – 5, 42

deposit insurance schemes, concepts 7, 38,

176

– 7, 181, 231, 246 – 7, 253 – 7,

262

– 4,

272

– 3, 299 – 0, 321 – 2, 353,

355

– 8,

367

– 72, 398

deposit protection legislation

xvi, 230 – 3

deposit-taking institutions

 

international comparisons

17 – 18

statistics 17 – 18

 

Depository Institutions Deregulation and Monetary Control Act (DIDMCA) 368

deposits

xiii – xiv, 1 – 39, 87, 93, 103 – 72,

 

230 – 5, 473 – 539

concepts

xiii – xiv, 1 – 39, 87, 93, 103 – 72,

 

473 – 7

 

 

 

demand/supply curves

1 – 3, 6

principal-agent problems 6 – 7, 38, 225,

 

353 – 6, 531 – 3

 

term deposits

4 – 5

 

deregulations

409 – 10

 

derivatives

xiv – xv, xviii, 9, 42 – 4, 53, 61,

 

108 – 9, 125 – 42, 182 – 3, 186 – 92,

 

199 – 200, 218, 636 – 8, 640 – 2

see also credit. . .; forwards; futures; options;

swaps

 

 

 

 

accounting standards

218

concepts

xiv – xv, xviii, 19, 42 – 4, 53,

 

108 – 9, 125 – 42, 182 – 3, 186 – 92,

 

199 – 200, 218, 636 – 8, 640 – 2

definition

42, 125 – 6

diversification issues

xiv – xv, 42 – 4

examples

126 – 42

 

 

exchange-traded/OTC contrasts 42 – 4,

 

126 – 8

 

 

 

hybrid types

138

 

 

potential dangers

139 – 42

regulations

139 – 42

 

risk management

43 – 4, 108 – 9, 125 – 42,

 

199 – 200, 635 – 9

statistics

42 – 4, 127

 

types

42 – 4, 125 – 42

 

uses

139 – 42, 635 – 7

 

Deutsche Bank

xviii, 7 – 8, 18, 19, 67, 127,

 

156, 175, 222, 249 – 50, 263 – 6,

 

284 – 6, 631 – 2, 645 – 52

background

631 – 2, 645 – 52

Bankers Trust

631 – 2, 645 – 52

banking storm

648 – 50

Deutsche Terminborse¨

127

DIDMCA see Depository Institutions

 

Deregulation and Monetary Control

 

Act

 

 

 

 

direct credits, concepts

9 – 11

direct debits, concepts

 

9 – 11

Direct Line

97

 

 

 

disclosure needs, international bank supervision 216 – 17

discount rates, concepts 31 discount risk see rho

 

 

 

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I N D E X

discriminant analysis

399, 401 – 3

diseconomies see economies. . .

disintermediation concepts

288

 

distress selling, concepts

409

 

diversification issues

xi – xii, xiv – xv, 4, 26 – 7,

37 – 8, 41 – 99, 53, 57 – 8, 66 – 7, 85 – 6,

158, 185 – 6, 483 – 92, 520 – 1, 534

concepts

xi – xii, xiv – xv, 4, 26 – 7, 37 – 8,

41 – 99, 53, 57 – 8, 66 – 7, 85 – 6, 158,

185 – 6, 520 – 1, 534

credit risk

158

 

 

 

derivatives

xiv – xv, 42 – 4

financial conglomerates

26 – 7

pooled assets 4

 

 

 

portfolios

66 – 7, 185 – 6

securitisation xvi – xvii

Dixit – Stiglitz monopolistic competition model 495

dot.com bubble 411

Dresdner 18, 19, 127, 218, 222, 249 – 50, 262 – 6

DTI see Department of Trade and Industry

dual capacity dealings

22, 227 – 30

due diligence

101

 

 

duration analysis, concepts

xv, 120 – 4, 191 – 2

duration gap analysis, concepts xv, 122 – 4

E*Trade

94

 

 

 

e-banking

 

 

 

 

concepts

92 – 7

 

 

costs

96 – 7

 

 

performance issues

96

 

privacy concerns

95

 

security concerns

95

 

e-Bay 87 – 8

 

 

 

e-bonds

89 – 90

 

 

e-cash

 

 

 

 

concepts

xiv, 86 – 97

 

macroeconomic issues

90 – 1

types

86

 

 

 

e-commerce

88 – 97

 

 

e-purse

91

 

 

 

e-wallets

86 – 97

 

 

EAD see exposure at default EAF, Germany 12

early-redemption charges, mortgages 4 ECB see European Central Bank

ECHO 107

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economic capital, concepts 197 – 8 economic cycles 101, 124, 203 – 10, 333 – 4,

408 – 9

see also macroeconomic issues Basel 2 Accord 203 – 10 booms 408 – 9, 450 – 5

recessions 101, 124, 203 – 10, 380, 405, 452 – 4

economies of scale/scope xiii, xvii – xviii, 3,

26, 62 – 4, 238 – 40, 301, 473 – 539

clustering factors

62 – 4

 

concepts

xiii, xvii – xviii, 3, 26, 62 – 4,

239 – 40, 301, 473 – 539

definitions

483 – 92

 

empirical studies

484 – 6

 

financial conglomerates

26

increasing/decreasing returns 483 – 92

information

3

 

 

M&As

492, 517 – 21

 

measures

474 – 6

 

 

single regulators

238 – 40

statistics

484 – 92, 503 – 6

Edgeworth, F.Y. xv

 

 

efficiency issues

xvii – xviii, 68, 300 – 1,

303 – 5, 411, 473 – 539

see also performance. . .

 

concepts

474 – 94, 495 – 509

DEA 304 – 5, 478 – 9, 526 – 7

economies of scale/scope

xiii, xvii – xviii, 3,

26, 62 – 4, 238 – 40, 301, 473 – 539

M&As

492, 517 – 21, 520, 525 – 9

RE model

xvii – xviii, 495 – 509

statistics

478, 481 – 2, 484 – 92, 496 – 506,

525 – 9

 

 

 

stochastic frontier analysis

480 – 2, 526 – 7

X-efficiencies

xvii – xviii, 473, 477 – 94,

 

496, 500 – 6, 524 – 0, 525 – 7

efficient market hypothesis (EMH) 411

EFTPOS see Electronic Funds Transfers at

 

Point of Sale

Egg

94 – 5, 98

Egypt

67, 338 – 9

Electronic Funds Transfers at Point of Sale (EFTPOS), concepts 13 – 15, 91 – 2

electronic trades, concepts 56 ELs see expected losses

emerging markets xi – xii, xvi – xvii, xviii, 26 – 7, 33 – 4, 56 – 7, 66, 72, 173,

 

193 – 4, 209, 215, 217, 287 – 351,

 

409 – 11, 415 – 36, 581 – 94

 

see also South East Asia

 

 

accountability issues

290

 

background

217, 287 – 351, 409 – 11,

415

– 36, 581 – 94

 

 

Brady bonds

346 – 7

 

 

central banks

33 – 4, 287 – 351, 411,

422

– 36, 459 – 67, 581 – 94

 

commercial banks

 

288 – 351

 

cooperation/participation needs

217

creditworthiness assessments 342 – 7

crises

128, 288 – 351, 409 – 12, 415 – 36,

581

– 94

 

 

 

 

 

debt problems

337 – 47, 410 – 11, 417 – 36,

581

– 94

 

 

 

 

 

debt-conversion schemes

345 – 7

employment issues

 

290

 

 

evolving financial systems

288 – 93

external-finance demands

333 – 7

financial conglomerates

26 – 7

 

financial repression

288 – 94, 303 – 4,

314

– 23

 

 

 

 

 

foreign banks

291 – 351, 422 – 36

foreign loans

333 – 47, 410 – 11, 417 – 36,

581

– 94

 

 

 

 

 

government debt

33 – 4, 333 – 47, 581 – 94

inflation rates

290, 314 – 17, 416

innovation shortfalls

290

 

interference costs

335 – 7

 

international bank supervision

217

Islamic banking

xii, xvi – xvii, 89, 322 – 32

MNBs

72

 

 

 

 

 

moral hazard

335 – 7

 

 

pay scales

290

 

 

 

 

performance comparisons

300 – 1, 304 – 51,

416

– 21

 

 

 

 

 

political risk

332 – 47, 581 – 94

 

rescheduling agreements

339 – 41, 344 – 7,

463

– 7

 

 

 

 

 

risk attitudes

329, 334 – 5

 

securities

333 – 47

 

 

 

sovereign risk

332, 337 – 47,

 

581

– 94

 

 

 

 

 

statistics

290 – 351, 581 – 600

 

structural issues

288 – 351,

 

415

– 36

 

 

 

 

 

terminology

287

 

 

 

TEAM

FLY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EMH see efficient market hypothesis

 

employment issues

80 – 3, 111 – 12, 290,

 

448 – 9, 488 – 92, 507 – 8, 526

emerging markets

290

 

 

international comparisons

80 – 2, 290

Japan

448 – 9

 

 

 

 

operational risk

111 – 12

 

 

statistics

80 – 3, 488 – 92, 507 – 8

 

EMU see European Monetary Union

 

enforcement costs, intermediation

2 – 5, 37

Enron

21 – 2, 156, 217

 

 

 

EPM see European Central Bank Payment

 

Mechanism

 

 

 

equities

41 – 2, 44, 57 – 9, 65, 72, 83 – 5,

 

108 – 9, 133 – 8, 182 – 219, 317 – 18,

 

322 – 3, 559 – 61

 

 

 

see also share. . .; stock. . .

 

 

concepts

41 – 2, 44, 57 – 9, 108 – 9, 182 – 5,

 

190 – 2, 559 – 61

 

 

 

convertible bonds

44

 

 

debt-equity swaps

345 – 6

 

 

future prospects

89 – 90

 

 

statistics

83 – 5

 

 

 

 

trading costs

59

 

 

 

 

underwriting services

19 – 25, 72, 89,

 

248 – 9, 559 – 60

 

 

 

equity basis swaps, concepts

138

 

equity participation, Islamic banking

325 – 6

equity swaps, concepts

133 – 8

 

ERM see Exchange Rate Mechanism

 

ESC see European Securities Committee

Estonia

288 – 9

 

 

 

 

 

EU see European Union

 

 

 

Eufiserv

12

 

 

 

 

 

 

euro 10, 12, 32, 34 – 6, 107, 109, 278 – 9,

 

282 – 6, 520

 

 

 

eurobonds, concepts

44, 59, 65

 

eurocurrency markets 57 – 9, 69 – 70, 168 – 9,

 

290

 

 

 

 

 

 

eurodollar market

57, 168 – 9

 

Eurogiro

12

 

 

 

 

 

euromarkets, importance

65 – 6, 175 – 6

Europay

11

 

 

 

 

 

 

see also Mastercard

 

 

 

European Central Bank (ECB)

xvi, 32, 35,

 

62, 221, 262 – 5, 282 – 6

 

background

282 – 6

 

 

 

creation

282 – 4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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interest rates

282 – 4

 

 

 

 

roles

281 – 4

 

 

 

 

 

structure

282 – 4

 

 

 

 

European Central Bank Payment Mechanism

(EPM)

12

 

 

 

 

European Commission

272 – 7, 280 – 1

European Economic Area

284 – 5

European Monetary Union (EMU) 12,

282 – 6

 

 

 

 

 

 

European options, concepts

129 – 33

European Securities Committee (ESC)

280 – 6

 

 

 

 

 

 

European Securities Forum

59

 

 

European Union (EU)

xv, xvi, xviii, 1, 10,

12, 35, 49 – 55, 65, 94, 193, 205, 218,

234 – 7, 262 – 87, 385 – 6, 481 – 2,

601 – 5

 

 

 

 

 

 

see also individual countries

 

 

 

ABSs

49 – 50

 

 

 

 

 

accounting standards

218, 234

 

approved credit institutions

56

 

background

 

262 – 86

 

 

 

 

barriers

276 – 83

 

 

 

 

Capital Adequacy Directives (CADs) 193,

205, 262, 273 – 8, 281 – 3

 

 

Directives

193, 205, 271 – 9, 280 – 2,

505 – 6, 520, 601 – 5

 

 

 

ERM

108 – 9, 282 – 4, 410 – 11

financial conglomerates

274 – 5

inflation rates

282 – 4

 

 

 

internal market

270 – 7

 

 

 

Lamfalussy reforms 275, 280 – 6, 520

M&As

278 – 1, 517 – 38

 

 

 

Maastricht Treaty

1991 35, 281 – 4

mutual-recognition principle

270 – 86

natural barriers

279 – 81

 

 

 

regulations

 

xvi, 12, 32, 35, 62, 193, 205,

221, 234 – 7, 262 – 86, 385 – 6

retail-market barriers

276 – 83

ROE trends

 

54 – 5

 

 

 

 

Second Banking Directive

1989 272 – 4,

505 – 6

 

 

 

 

 

 

securities markets

280 – 3

 

 

share prices

 

83 – 5

 

 

 

 

Single European Act

1986 270 – 1, 282

single financial market

270 – 86, 601 – 5

structural issues

221, 262 – 86

TARGET

12

 

 

 

 

 

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European Union (EU) (continued)

taxation

274 – 5, 278

UK 108 – 9, 271 – 86, 410 – 11

X-efficiency scores 481 – 2, 490 – 2

Eurostoxx

84

event study analysis, M&As 520 – 5 evolving financial systems, emerging markets

288 – 93

Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) 108 – 9, 282 – 6, 410 – 11

exchange rates see foreign exchange exchange-traded derivatives

see also derivatives

concepts

42 – 4, 126 – 8

executor roles

42

exit bonds 346

expected losses (ELs)

Basel 2 Accord 198 – 219

RAROC

143 – 6, 163 – 6

exposure at default (EAD), Basel 2 Accord

197 – 219

external-finance demands, emerging markets 333 – 7

externalities

clustering factors 62 – 4 concepts 62 – 4, 174

negative externalities 174, 353 – 8

face-to-face contacts, clustering factors 63 failures xi – xii, xvii, xviii, 32 – 5, 102, 105, 156, 161 – 2, 174 – 7, 180 – 1, 241 – 2,

260 – 4, 299 – 4, 351 – 471, 616 – 31 see also crises

asset-management problems 390 – 1 case studies 358 – 90, 616 – 31

causes 105, 156, 161 – 2, 337 – 47, 351 – 406

clustering factors

396 – 7

 

concepts

xi – xii, xvii, 32 – 5, 102, 105, 156,

161

– 2, 174

– 7, 180 – 1, 242, 351

– 408,

616

– 31

 

 

contagion

28, 33, 66, 124, 174 – 7, 235,

237

– 8, 354

– 5, 360 – 1, 412, 423

– 4

dealing tactics 352 – 8, 424 – 36 definitions 351 – 3

deposit insurance schemes 7, 38, 176 – 7, 181, 231, 246 – 7, 253 – 7, 262 – 4, 272 – 3, 299 – 0, 321 – 2, 353, 355 – 8, 367 – 72, 398

econometric studies

394 – 9, 401

fraud

393 – 4

 

 

 

 

government rescues

352 – 90, 395 – 6,

 

453

– 5, 459 – 67, 609 – 11

historical background

xvii, 102, 180 – 1,

 

242, 358 – 90

 

 

 

inflation rates

405

 

 

 

interest rates

404 – 5

 

 

Japan

102, 105, 162, 260 – 2, 353, 356,

 

394

– 7, 434 – 56, 459 – 67

loan-growth rates

404

 

LTCM

xvii, 50 – 1, 154 – 5, 174 – 5, 212,

 

407, 454 – 9, 461, 557

 

macroeconomic factors

404 – 5, 434 – 50,

 

454

– 5

 

 

 

 

management problems

390 – 3

merger rescues

352 – 8, 424 – 36, 440 – 2

ownership structures

 

397 – 8

qualitative assessments

390 – 9

quantitative models

xvii, 399 – 405

reasons

390 – 405

 

 

 

receivership considerations

352 – 8

regulators’ roles

352 – 8, 394 – 5

rescues

xvii, xviii, 33, 50 – 1, 162, 174 – 5,

 

179

– 80, 237 – 8, 246, 352 – 90, 395 – 6,

 

424

– 50, 453 – 5, 459 – 67, 609 – 11

social costs xii, xvii, 32 – 3, 175 – 7,

 

353

– 406, 412 – 13

 

‘too big to fail’ doctrine

50 – 1, 174 – 5, 177,

 

365

– 7, 395 – 6

 

 

UK

102, 106, 108 – 9, 161 – 2, 230, 242,

 

359, 366 – 7, 380 – 6, 394 – 5, 461 – 3

UK small banks

380, 395 – 403

US bank and thrift crises

367 – 80, 390 – 1,

 

394

– 5, 432 – 4

 

 

US commercial banks

372 – 80, 396 – 7

USA

102, 105, 204, 244 – 6, 252 – 5, 353,

 

359

– 62, 363 – 5, 367 – 80, 393 – 8,

 

432

– 4, 461 – 3, 616 – 31

Fannie Mae see Federal National Mortgage Association

FASB see Financial Accounting Standards Board

FDI see foreign direct investment FDIC see Federal Deposit Insurance

Corporation

FDICIA see Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Improvement Act

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Act,

USA

244

– 7

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC),

USA

243

– 59, 363 – 5, 367 – 80,

393 – 4, 398, 618 – 31

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Improvement Act (FDICIA), USA 254 – 5, 365, 369 – 72, 630

Federal Home Loan Bank Board (FHLBB) 367 – 70

Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (Freddie Mac) 46 – 7, 50 – 1

Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) 46 – 7, 50 – 1

Federal Reserve Act 1913, USA 245 – 6 Federal Reserve Bank xvi, 11 – 12, 24 – 5,

27 – 8, 34 – 5, 111, 139, 175, 180, 211, 237 – 8, 245 – 59, 292, 361 – 2, 365, 457 – 60, 460 – 1, 475, 485

Federal Reserve System (FRS) 245 – 59, 460 – 1, 475

Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation (FSLIC) 253 – 5, 367 – 72, 395

Federal Trade Commission (FTC) 247 – 8 Fedwire 12

fee-based products, demand/supply curves 4 – 5

FHCs see financial holding companies FHLBB see Federal Home Loan Bank Board finance houses 226

Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB)

218

 

 

 

 

financial centres

 

 

 

clustering factors

62 – 4

competition factors

60 – 4

concepts

59 – 72, 219

key locations

59 – 64

market shares

60 – 1

 

offshore centres

 

64, 180

statistics

60 – 2

 

 

financial conglomerates

 

compliance costs

28

 

concepts

xiv, 26 – 30, 236, 274 – 5, 564 – 8

critique

26 – 7

 

 

 

definition

26

 

 

 

diversification issues

26 – 7

economies of scale/scope 26

 

 

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I N D E X

emerging markets 26 – 7

EU

274 – 5

regulations

27 – 8, 235 – 6, 274 – 5

statistics

26

 

UK

26 – 30, 236

financial crises see also crises

concepts

xvii, 32 – 3, 406 – 71

costs 412 – 13

definitions

407 – 14

financial derivatives see derivatives financial fragility, concepts 176 – 7

financial holding companies (FHCs), concepts 25, 28, 212, 249 – 51, 261 – 4

Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and

 

Enforcement Act (FIRREA), USA

 

253 – 4, 370 – 2, 395

 

 

financial markets

 

 

 

 

see also international. . .

 

 

concepts

55 – 72, 638 – 40

 

 

key markets

 

56 – 72

 

 

market imperfections 68 – 71

 

 

market shares

60 – 1

 

 

statistics 60 – 2

 

 

 

types

55 – 6, 57 – 9

 

 

 

financial repression

 

 

 

characteristics

289

 

 

definition

289

 

 

 

developed countries

292

 

 

emerging markets

288 – 94, 303 – 4, 314 – 23

index

292 – 3, 304 – 5

 

 

Financial Services Act 1986, UK

22, 227 – 30

Financial Services Action Plan

56, 281

Financial Services Authority (FSA)

22 – 3,

 

27, 34, 186, 215, 224, 226, 231 – 7,

 

238 – 42, 285 – 6, 460 – 2

 

 

background

 

34, 186, 215, 224, 226, 231 – 7,

 

238 – 42, 460 – 2

 

 

demands

235 – 7

 

 

 

Handbook

233 – 5

 

 

 

investment banks

22 – 3

 

 

risk-based approaches to regulation

234 – 7,

 

238 – 40

 

 

 

 

roles

34, 186, 215, 224, 226, 231 – 7,

 

238 – 42, 460 – 2

 

 

Financial Services and Markets Act 2000, UK

34, 224 – 42

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Financial Stability Forum (FSF) 64, 213 – 15,

 

216

– 17

Financial Supervisory Agency, Japan 34,

 

440

– 50, 470 – 1

financial systems, evolution 72 – 3

Finland

74 – 85, 92 – 5, 267 – 70, 282,

 

395

– 403, 412 – 13, 449 – 55, 482,

 

490

– 2, 502 – 6

firewalls

21, 28 – 30

firms, theory

xiii, 5 – 39

FIRREA see Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act

First Banking Directive 1977, EU

271 – 3

First Chicago

519

 

 

First City

391

 

 

First Direct

97 – 8

 

 

First Republic Bank

391

 

First Union

536

 

 

Fitch 207, 395 – 6, 403, 405

 

fixed exchange rates, currency risk

108 – 9,

410, 415 – 36, 450 – 5

 

floating rate notes (FRNs), concepts

138,

186 – 7

 

 

floors, concepts 130 – 1

 

FNB see Franklin National Bank

 

foreign banks

 

 

 

China

311 – 14, 315 – 14, 315 – 19

emerging markets

291 – 351, 422 – 36

India

317 – 23

 

 

Islamic banking

323 – 4, 327 – 8

 

Japan

258 – 64, 436 – 50

 

Russia

296 – 9, 302 – 5

 

USA

256 – 9

 

 

foreign bonds, concepts 44 – 5

foreign direct investment (FDI) 65, 68 – 72,

316 – 17,

332

– 47, 417 – 36

foreign exchange (FX) xv, 42, 56 – 7, 64 – 7,

90 – 1, 108 – 9, 191, 296 – 306, 404 – 5,

410 – 36,

560

– 1

see also currency risk

central banks 32, 36

concepts

xv, 32, 36, 42, 56 – 7, 64 – 7,

90

– 1, 108 – 9, 191, 404 – 5, 410 – 12,

560 – 1

crises

108 – 9, 281 – 4, 410 – 12, 415 – 36,

 

439 – 50, 450 – 5

debt-currency swaps 345 – 6

e-cash

90 – 1

fixed exchange rates

108 – 9, 410, 415 – 36,

450 – 5

 

 

historical background

108

 

money supply 32

 

 

risk xv, 108 – 9, 191

 

 

foreign leverage ratio, concepts

334

forward rate agreements (FRAs)

126 – 8,

186 – 92

 

 

forwards

xv, 42 – 4, 108, 126 – 9, 131

concepts

xv, 42 – 4, 126 – 9

 

definition 128

 

 

statistics

42 – 4

 

 

Fourier flexible function

488 – 92

fractional reserve lending, concepts 105 – 6,

408

 

France 12, 13 – 18, 34, 51 – 5, 60 – 4, 68,

73 – 85, 127, 180, 206, 264 – 7, 270 – 1,

292, 395 – 404, 482, 488 – 94, 507 – 8,

536, 595 – 617

reforms

264 – 7

 

regulations 15 – 18, 264 – 7, 270 – 1, 292,

395 – 6, 595 – 617

statistics

12, 13 – 18, 51 – 5, 61 – 4, 73 – 85,

264 – 7, 482, 488 – 94, 507 – 8, 536,

595 – 617

 

structural issues

15 – 18, 264 – 7, 270 – 1,

292, 536, 595 – 617

universal banks

264 – 7

Frankfurt

60 – 3

 

Franklin National Bank (FNB) 102, 105,

180, 361 – 2, 398

FRAs see forward rate agreements

fraud 21, 111 – 12, 141, 174 – 5, 230 – 1, 361, 376 – 89, 393 – 4

failures 393 – 4

 

investment banks

21

operational risk

111 – 12, 141

Freddie Mac see Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation

free banking, concepts 178 – 9, 329, 474

free trade

 

comparative advantages

65, 68

international financial markets 56 – 7,

68 – 9, 289

 

Freedom National Bank

376

friendly societies 226

 

FRNs see floating rate notes

FRS see Federal Reserve System

FSA see Financial Services Authority FSF see Financial Stability Forum

FSLIC see Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation

FTC see Federal Trade Commission

FTSE100

 

23, 83 – 5, 131 – 3, 199 – 200, 455 – 7

FTSE350 banks index

84

 

fund management

20, 26, 42, 58, 72

see also asset. . .

 

 

 

funding risk see liquidity risk

 

futures

xv, 42 – 4, 55, 104, 108, 126 – 8,

 

182 – 3, 187 – 92, 218, 382 – 6, 636 – 8

concepts

 

xv, 42 – 4, 104, 126 – 8, 187 – 92,

218

 

 

 

 

definition

 

128

 

 

examples

 

126 – 8

 

 

statistics

42 – 4

 

 

FX see foreign exchange

 

FX swaps, concepts

135

 

G-7 countries

285 – 6, 415

 

G-10 countries

180, 193, 209 – 10, 533

gambling on-line

88

 

gamma

149 – 51

 

 

 

gap analysis, concepts

118 – 24

 

Garn-St Germain Depository Institution Act

 

1982 369

 

 

Gates, Bill

72 – 3

 

 

GDP statistics

33, 76 – 85, 292, 300 – 2,

 

308 – 9, 314 – 15, 322 – 4, 339 – 40, 353,

 

404 – 5, 412 – 16, 425 – 36, 446 – 52,

 

474

 

 

 

 

GE Capital

 

97 – 8, 563 – 8

 

GE see General Electric

 

gearing multiplier

109 – 10

 

gearing risk

 

xv, 104, 109 – 10

 

see also capital. . .

 

 

concepts

 

xv, 104, 109 – 10

 

definition

 

109 – 10

 

General Electric (GE)

97 – 8, 563 – 8

general market risk see systematic. . .

generalised linear pricing models

xvii – xviii,

 

508 – 15

 

 

 

generalist banks, concepts 41

 

geographical markets, definition

55 – 6, 62 – 3

Germany

 

xiv, 7 – 8, 12, 13 – 18, 34, 49 – 50,

60 – 85, 102, 106, 127, 141, 180, 186, 196, 206, 217, 237 – 8, 262 – 6, 270,

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275 – 84, 300, 360 – 1, 482, 488 – 94, 507 – 8, 535 – 6, 645 – 52

ABSs

49 – 50

 

 

accounting standards

58, 217

bank failures 102, 106, 360 – 1

Pfandbrief

49 – 50

 

reforms

263 – 6

 

 

regional banks

18

 

regulations

237 – 8, 262 – 6, 270, 279 – 1

relationship banking

7 – 8

statistics

 

13 – 18, 51 – 5, 60 – 4, 73 – 85,

262 – 6, 300, 482, 488 – 94, 507 – 8,

535 – 6, 645 – 52

 

structural issues

15 – 19, 262 – 6, 270,

279 – 1, 535 – 6, 645 – 52

universal banks

19, 25, 263 – 6, 270

Gibson Greetings

139

 

gilts, money supply

30 – 1

Ginnie Mae see Government National Mortgage Corporation

Glass Steagall Act 1933, USA 18, 19 – 20, 24 – 5, 245 – 51, 461, 520, 636

GLB see Gramm Leach Bliley Act global banking

see also international. . .; multinational. . .

concepts 41, 55 – 72, 169 – 71, 175 – 6

Islamic banking

331 – 2

risk management

169 – 71

global markets

see also international financial markets

concepts

55 – 72, 175 – 6, 638 – 40

globalisation issues

xii, 55 – 72, 102

GNP

31 – 2, 78 – 85

 

going long, concepts

126

going short, concepts

126

gold

182, 191

 

 

Goldman Sachs

xviii, 6, 20 – 1, 24, 45, 90,

 

175, 323 – 4, 542 – 64

background

 

542 – 64

losses 552 – 64

 

peaks and troughs

543 – 50

public listing

546 – 64

risk management

553 – 5

structural issues 557 – 64

trading entry

543 – 6

government bonds

 

see also bonds

 

 

concepts

44 – 5, 297 – 305, 462 – 4, 505

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