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Bank Risk Management: Theory.

David H. Pyle. - Department of Economics, University of California-Berkeley - 1997

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Informational Asymmetries, Financial Structure, and Financial Intermediation.

Leland, Hayne E.; David H. Pyle. - Department of Economics, University of California-Berkeley - 1976

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Interest Rate Ceilings and Net Worth Losses by Savers.

David H. Pyle. - Department of Economics, University of California-Berkeley - 1977

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Asset Substitution, Inflation, and Interest Rates.

David H. Pyle. - Department of Economics, University of California-Berkeley - 1971

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The Losses on Savings Deposits from Interest Rate Regulation.

David H. Pyle. - Department of Economics, University of California-Berkeley - 1973

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The U.S. Savings and Loan Crisis.

David H. Pyle. - Department of Economics, University of California-Berkeley - 1993

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Pricing Deposit Insurance: The Effects of Mismeasurement.

David H. Pyle. - Department of Economics, University of California-Berkeley - 1983

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Descriptive Theories of Financial Institutions Under Uncertainty.

David H. Pyle. - Department of Economics, University of California-Berkeley - 1972

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Financial Deregulation.

David H. Pyle. - Department of Economics, University of California-Berkeley - 1986

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Liquidation Costs and Risk- Based Bank Capital.

Mullins, Helena M.; David H. Pyle. - Department of Economics, University of California-Berkeley - 1993

Bank capital rules which do not recognize audit costs, liquidation costs and portfolio diversification can seriously underestimate actuarially fair capital requirements. If depositors do not have access to low cost alternatives, the effect of higher requirements can be imposed on them....

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