Bank Management in a Changing Domestic and International Environment: The Challenges of the Eighties

Opening Addresses.- I Bank Management in a Changing Domestic and International Environment: the Challenges of the Eighties.- II Les Conditions du Métier de Banquier dans les Années 1980.- III The Banking Industry in the Eighties.- Section I Banks and their Competitors.- IV Les Structures Bancaires: Déterminants et Conséquences.- V The Role of Banks in the Financial System: Prospects and Problems.- VI Savings Banks and Interest Rate Developments: the Situation in the Netherlands and Some Key Aspects of the U.S. Situation.- VII Trends in the Competitive Structure of Banking in Denmark.- Section II Banks and their Customers.- VIII Changes in the Private Sector’s Need: the Response of Banking.- IX La Banque à L’Ere de l’Endettement Permanent.- X Bank Lending to the Public Sector: Determinants, Implications and Outlook.- XI Evolving Problems of International Financial Intermediation.- XII Evolving Problems of International Financial Intermediation.- XIII U.S. Monetary Policy and Falling Spreads on Internationally Syndicated Bank Loans; is there a connection?.- Section III Banks and their Authorities.- XIV Monetarist Intentions, Credit Policies and Bank Management.- XV Les Méthodes de la Politique Monétaire et leurs Conséquences pour les Banques.- XVI Government Interference with the Allocation of Financial Resources.- XVII Changes in Banking Supervision and their Consequences for Banks.- Section IV Banks and their Profits.- XVIII The O.E.C.D. Report on Costs and Margins in Banking.- XIX Banks and their Profits in the Light of German Experience.- XX Marges d’Intermédiation et Taux d’Intérêt: Remarques sur le Cas Français.- XXI Factors Determining Relative Bank Performance: the Swedish Experience.- Section V General Report on the Colloquium.- XXII GeneralReport.