Carving Out Legacy Assets: A Successful Tool for Bank Restructuring?

A Legal Framework for Systemic Bank Restructuring

Bank Capital Regulation and Secondary Markets for Bank Assets

How to design bank capital requirements when banks can misreport the value of their assets? We show that the answer depends critically on the existence of secondary markets for bank assets. Without secondary markets, capital requirements based on banks’reporting are more socially desirable than a fixed capital requirement if savings on costly bank capital are suffi ciently high. Yet with second...

Restructuring legacy C code into C + + 1

1 This work was partially supported by NSF grant #CCR-9803876 Abstract In this paper, we describe restructuring of C code into new C++ classes. Such restructuring is done to facilitate both software reuse and software evolution. The restructuring is accomplished by restructuring tools and scenarios. We discuss the transformation tool-set and the design of the individual tools. The approach is d...

Building Domain Models from Legacy Documentation Assets

Product Line Engineering is an approach for planned, structured and product-centred reuse of code and non-code artifacts. Having a broad expertise and a certain domain understanding in the domain of the product line is one of the key factors and practice areas in Product Line Engineering [CN99]. Basis of domain understanding are usually legacy systems with many existing legacy assets in differe...

Restructuring of COBOL/CICS Legacy Systems

We provide a strategy to restructure transaction processing systems. Such systems are core assets of most modern business operations, so their enhancement is crucial. Before large-scale renovation of transaction processing systems can take place, they need to be restructured. We argue that teleprocessing systems are unstructured by their nature. In this paper we approach the problems from a tec...