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List of contributors. Introduction (G.G. Kaufman). Part I. Cross-countryevidence on banking crises: do financial structure and bank regulationmatter? (J.R. Barth et al.). Towards a regulatory agenda for banking inEurope (H.A. Benink, R.H. Schmidt). Subordinated debt and bank capital reform(D.D. Evanoff, L.D. Wall). Challenges to the structure of financialsupervision in the EU (K. Lannoo). Comment (R. DeYoung). Part II. Depositrate premiums and the demand for funds by thrifts (D. Aadland, D. Dahl and A.Stephens). A regulatory regime for financial stability (D.T. Llewellyn). Thedevelopment of internal models approaches to bank regulation & supervision:lessons from the market risk amendment (M.R. Saidenberg, J.A. Lopez). Comment(M.J. Courchane). Part III. The role of a camel downgrade model in banksurveillance (R.A. Gilbert, A.P. Meyer and M.D. Vaughan). Credit registersand early warning systems of bank fragility. The Italian experience (P.Marullo Reedtz, M. Trapanese). Deposit insurance funding and insurer resourceallocation: a portfolio model of insurer behavior under uncertainty (S.A.Seelig, J. O'Keefe). Comment (D.P. Morgan).