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Joao Santos |
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Publications The Decision to access the Public Bond Market: The role of Reputation, Funding Choices and Lending Relationships With Galina Hale Journal of Banking and Finance, 32, 2008 1928-1940 Bank loans, bonds, and information monopolies across the business cycle With Andrew Winton Journal of Finance 63(3), 2008 1315-1359 With Galina Hale Journal of Financial Economics, Forthcoming Trends in Financial Market Concentration and their Implications for Market Stability With Nicola Cetorelli, Beverly Hirtle, Donald Morgan, and Stavros Peristiani Federal Reserve Bank of New York Economic Review 13(1), 2007 33-51 With Charlie Kahn Journal of Money Credit and Banking 38(4), 2006 1111-1118 Insuring Banks Against Liquidity Shocks: The Role of Deposit Insurance and Lending of Last Resort Journal of Economic Surveys 20(3), 2006 459-482 Identifying the Effect of Managerial Control on Firm Performance With Renee B. Adams Journal of Accounting and Economics 41, 2006 55-85 Why Firm Access to the Bond Market Differs over the Business Cycle: A Theory and Some Evidence Journal of Banking and Finance 30(10), 2006 2715-2736 The American Keiretsu and Universal Banks: Investing, Voting and Sitting on Nonfinancials Corporate Boards With Adrienne Rumble Journal of Financial Economics 80, 2006 419-454 Allocating Bank Regulatory Powers: Lender of Last Resort, Deposit Insurance and Supervision With Charlie Kahn European Economic Review 49(8), 2005 2107-2136 Banking and Commerce: A Liquidity Approach With Joseph Haubrich Journal of Banking and Finance 29(2), 2005 271-294 Allocating the Lender of Last Resort and Supervision in the Euro Area With Charlie Kahn Monetary Union: Why, How, and What Follows? V. Alexander, J. Melitz and G. M. von Furstenberg eds., chapter 19, Oxford University Press, London Alternative Forms of Mixing Banking with Commerce: Evidence from American History With Joseph Haubrich Financial Markets, Institutions and Instruments, 12(2), 2003 121-164 The Paradox of Priority With Stanley Longhofer Financial Management 32(1), 2003 69-81 Switching from Single to Multiple Bank-Lending Relationships: Determinants and Implications With Luisa Farinha Journal of Financial Intermediation, 11 (2), 2002 124-151 Cadernos do Mercado de Valores Mobiliarios, 10, 2001 119-134 Forthcoming in, Nao Ha Nada Mais Pratico Que Uma Boa Teoria: Ensaios Em Homenagem Do Professor Manuel Baganha, Alberto de Castro and Luisa Anacoreta Correia eds, Universidade Catolica Editora, Lisbon. The Regulation of Bank Capital: A Review of the Theoretical Literature Financial Markets, Institutions and Instruments, 10(2), 2001 41-84 International Encyclopedia of Business and Management, 2nd edition, volume 1, Accounting to Coase, Malcolm Warner ed, Thomson Learning, London, 2001 342-352 The Importance of Bank Seniority for Relationship Lending With Stanley Longhofer Journal of Financial Intermediation, 9, 2000 57-89 Restructuring Regulation and Financial Institutions, James R. Barth, R. D. Brumbaugh & Glenn Yago eds., Milken Institute Press, Santa Monica, California, 2000 87-95 Journal of Banking and Finance, 23(7), 1999 1095-1120 Banking and Commerce: How does the United States Compare to other Countries? Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Economic Review, 34(4), 14-26, 1998 13 pages / 89 kb Journal of Financial Services Research, 14(1), 35-59, 1998 See also Reprinted in Chinese in the Investment Order Review 1(2), (Explorations into the Evolution of Financial Systems), 165-195 Cato Journal, 18(1), 1998 93-117 With Ben Craig Proceedings to the Bank Structure Conference of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, 1998 569-588 Journal of Corporate Finance, 3, 1997 355-366 The Risk Effects of Bank Acquisitions With Ben R. Craig Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Economic Review, 33(2), 25-35, 1997 11 pages / 93 kb The Dark Side of Liquidity With Joseph H. Haubrich Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Economic Commentary, September 15, 1997 Glass Steagall and the Regulatory Dialectic Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Economic Commentary, February 15, 1996 See also Reprinted in the 1997, Readings to accompany The Economics of Money, Banking, and Financial Markets, 4th edition, James W. Eaton & Frederic S. Miskin eds., Addison-Wesley, Massachusetts, reading 20, 155-162 The views expressed in the papers listed on this page are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the position of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York or the Federal Reserve System. |

