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Enchancing the analytical value of bank statements and statistics

Randall, Richard E. - In: Bankers' magazine 150 (1967) 3, pp. 81-91

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Modernization of bank reporting : a management imperative

Randall, Richard E. - In: Bankers' magazine 151 (1968) 3, pp. 49-54

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Lessons from New England bank failures

Randall, Richard E. - In: New England economic review (1993), pp. 13-38

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Can the market evaluate asset quality exposure in banks?

Randall, Richard E. - In: New England economic review (1989), pp. 3-24

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The need to protect depositors of large banks, and the implications for bank powers and ownership

Randall, Richard E. - In: New England economic review (1990), pp. 63-75

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Safeguarding the banking system in an environment of financial cycles: proceedings of a symposium held in November 1993

Randall, Richard E. - In: Conference Series ; [Proceedings] 37 (1993)

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The financial condition and regulation of insurance companies: an overview

Randall, Richard E.; Kopcke, Richard W. - In: Conference Series ; [Proceedings] 35 (1991), pp. 1-18

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Insurance companies as financial intermediaries: risk and return

Kopke, Richard W.; Randall, Richard E. - In: Conference Series ; [Proceedings] 35 (1991), pp. 19-72

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Safeguarding the banking system in an environment of financial cycles: an overview

Randall, Richard E. - In: Conference Series ; [Proceedings] 37 (1993), pp. 1-16

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The procyclical application of bank capital requirements

Syron, Richard F.; Randall, Richard E. - In: Annual Report (1991), pp. 5-21

Capital requirements have long been considered important to bank safety and the protection of the federal deposit insurance fund. But widespread banking problems and heavy losses to the deposit insurance fund have intensified the focus on capital. Supervisory agencies have become even more...

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