Introduction to Banking (2e)

Barbara Casu, University of Wales, Bangor
Claudia Girardone, University of Essex
Philip Molyneux, University of Wales, Bangor
Title Introduction to Banking
Edition 2
ISBN 9780273718130
ISBN 10 0273718134
Published 14/10/2013
Published by Pearson United Kingdom
Pages 560
Format Paperback
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Table of contents

 

 

Part 1 Introduction to Banking

 

Chapter 1 What’s special about banks?

Chapter 2 Types of banking

Chapter 3 What do banks do?

Chapter 4 International banking

 

Part 2 Central Banking and Bank Regulation

 

Chapter 5 theory of central banking

Chapter 6 Central banking in practice

Chapter 7 Bank regulation and supervision

 

Part 3  Issues in Bank Management

 

Chapter 8 Banks’ b/s and income structure

Chapter 9 Managing banks

Chapter 10 Banking risks

Chapter 11 Banking risks management

 

 

Part 4 : Comparative Banking Markets

 

Chapter 12 UK banking

Chapter 13 European banking

Chapter 14 Banking in emerging and transition economies

Chapter 15 Banking in the US

Chapter 16 Banking in Japan

 

Part 5: Current Issues in Banking

 

Chapter 17 Banks and markets

Chapter 18 Bank mergers and acquisitions

Chapter 19 Bank competition and financial stability

 

Author biography

Dr Barbara Casu is Senior Lecturer in Financial Studies at the University of Wales, Bangor.  Her research interests are in Banking and Finance and Performance Measurement.  She has published widely in these areas, including recent publications in: the Journal of Banking and Finance, the Journal of Business, Finance and Accounting, and Applied Financial Economics

Dr Claudia Girardone is Lecturer in Finance at the University of Essex. Her main research interests are in the areas of bank performance and efficiency analysis and her recent publications appear in Applied Economics, Applied Financial Economics, and the Journal of Banking and Finance

Philip Molyneux is Professor in Banking and Finance and Director of the Institute of European Finance at the University of Wales, Bangor, and has a chair at Erasmus University, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Professor Molyneux has published widely in banking and acted as a consultant to: World Bank, European Commission, UK Treasury; and various other international banks and consulting firms. He has recently been appointed as one of eight expert financial sector advisers to the European Union's Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee that implements financial services regulations for the European Community