The New Financial Architecture

BENTON E. GUP holds the Robert Hunt Cochrane-Alabama Bankers Association Chair of Banking at the University of Alabama. Author of more than 19 books and more than 90 articles on banking and financial topics, Dr. Gup serves as a consultant to government and industry, and was recently a visiting scholar at the Comptroller of the Currency. Dr. Gup's first Quorum book was Bank Failures in the Major Trading Countries of the World: Causes and Remedies (1998), his second was: International Banking Crises: Large Scale Failures, Massive Government Interventions (ed., 1999).

Preface Regulating International Banking: Rationale, History, and Future Prospects by Ronnie J. Phillips and Richard D. Johnson Are Banks and Their Regulators Outdated? by Benton E. Gup Designing the New Architecture for U.S. Banking by George G. Kaufman What Is Optimal Financial Regulation? by Richard J. Herring and Anthony M. Santomero The Optimum Regulatory Model for the Next Millennium-Lessons from International Comparisons and the Australian-Asian Experience by Carolyn Currie Banking Trends and Deposit Insurance Risk Assessment in the 21st Century by Steven A. Seelig Supervisory Goals and Subordinated Debt by Larry Wall Market Discipline for Banks: A Historical Review by Charles G. Leathers and J. Patrick Raines Market Discipline and the Corporate Governance of Banks: Theory vs. Evidence by Benton E. Gup Message to Basle: Risk Reduction Rather than Management by Johannes Juttner Drafting Land Legislation for Developing Countries: An Example from East Africa by Norman J. Singer Index