Bank Performance around the Introduction of a Section 20 Subsidiary

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Incorporating Equity Market Information into Supervisory Monitoring Models (2001, result): “This result matches the findings by Cornett, Ors, and Tehranian (2002), who find that several BHC risk measures did not change significantly after their Section 20 activities commenced.”
Incentive Compensation for Bank Directors: The Impact of Deregulation (2005, unknown): “Cornett et al. (2002) indicate these ratios measure a bank's ability to meet regulated capital standards while still attracting loans and deposits.”
New Evidence on the Determinants of Bank Risk (2006, background): “Cornett et al. (2002) report that the establishment of Section 20 subsidiaries, which were used to undertake investment banking operations, are associated with increased return on assets, but no change in firm risk.”
The diversification and financial performance of US credit unions. (2008, background): “and the financial performance of banks suggest that volatility increases as banks shift towards non-interest activities ( Cornett et al., 2002; Geyfman, 2005; Stiroh, 2006a,b; Baele et al., 2007).”
Is Bank Income Diversification Beneficial? Evidence from an Emerging Economy (2013, unknown): “Following existing studies (Bhargava and Fraser (1998), Akhigbe and Whyte (2004), Cornett et al. (2002)) which examine the effects of various regulations that pertain to bank expansion into investment banking activities, our aim here is to assess the risk implications of diversifying into such…”