Restructuring the Banking System to Improve Safety and Soundness

Thomas Michael Hoenig · Charles S. Morris

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AbstractThe following sections are included:Executive SummaryProposalWhy Restricting Activities Is the SolutionEvolution of Current Financial StructureRegulationIncreased CompetitionShadow BankingExpansion of Bank ActivitiesImplications for Financial Structure, Stability, and RiskChanges in Financial Structure and StabilityNew Activities Make It More Difficult to Manage and Monitor RiskProposal to Reduce Costs and Risks to the Safety Net and Financial SystemRestricting Activities of Banking OrganizationsReforming the Shadow Banking SystemReferences

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