concentration and profitability even when the largest banks are excluded from the sample, suggesting that the relationship between … concentration and profitability may act in a generalised structural way. In addition to very large banks, large banks and small … banks also appear to benefit from concentration, but with no clear advantages to lower-middle-sized banks. Analysis of the …

of insider trading law and government ownership of banks. …

In this article we explore organisational changes associated with the computarization of British savings banks while … retail finance. Archival research on the evolution of savings banks helps to ascertain how, prior to competitive changes …

about the high interest rates, economists complain about the default rates and banks complain about the amnesties. After all … exposed from the point of view of parties involved: banks, customers and government. …

savings banks helps to ascertain how, prior to competitive changes taking place, participants in bank markets had to develop …

. However, banks have maintained their position relative to GDP by innovating and switching from their traditional business to … techniques. The decline in the traditional banking business and the financial innovation undertaken by banks in the US is …

In analyzing banks as organizations this paper employs a model which distinguishes between three main actor groups in …

2008 were associated with banks being significantly more likely to escape TARP. In addition, we find that larger publicly … traded banks with better accounting performance, the stronger capital ratios, and fewer troubled loans and other assets … exited early. Banks that raised private capital in 2009 were significantly more likely to return the taxpayers’ money early …