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Contents: Preface Christian Noyer Introduction PART I: THE BANK NOLONGER EXISTS 1. Thoughts on Banking Activities J.B. Bellon and O. Pastre2. Banks - to Do What? Y. Ullmo 3. Differences in National FinancialPatters A. Hackethal and R. Schmidt 4. Fair Value Accounting and MarketInefficiency G. Garabiol 5. The Potential Use and Abuse of Basel I V.McCarroll PART II: AN OCEAN OF RISK 6. Financial Intermediation andTransfers of Default Risks: Macro and Microeconomic Efficiency P. Artus 7.When Banks Transfer Risks to Investor D. Plihon 8. Long Live Risk! G. dePontbriand 9. Banks: to be Sliced into Oblivion? H.H. Kotz PART III: NEWTECHNOLOGIES AND NEW ACTIVITIES 10. Technology in the French Banking Sectorand Financial Industry: Trends and Challenges H. Sitruk 11. The GrowingComplexity of the Links between Banks and Capital Markets H. Blommestein12. What About Financing for SMEs? J.P. Betbeze 13. European FinancialSector Transformation: Curse or Blessing for SME Finance R. Wagenvoort PARTIV: MYSTERIOUS WAYS OF COMPETITION 14. Banking Consolidation in Europe C.de Boissieu 15. Finance and Competition: Still a Long Way to Go P. Nasse16. Concentration and Competition: the European Case E. Jeffers 17. WillInternational Bank Consolidation Really Occur? Valerie Oheix 18. The SingleMarket for Financial Services in Europe: Progress and Limitations J.F. PonsPART V: PERFORMANCES TO BE REDISCOVERED 19. The European Cooperative andMutualist Banking Sector: Shared Values and Business Model P. Blanque and R.Contamin 20. The Need to Reconstruct Performance Indicators N. Rey 21.Particularities of Banking Governance J.P. Pollin