Abstract
This thesis presents three essays on bank risk in the United States. It examines the relationship between efficiency and systemic risk, market power and liquidity risk, and diversification and liquidity risk. Banks were exposed to the systemic risk and liquidity risk during the recent financial crisis. My results show a dark side of efficiency and market power as they are per se explaining factors for the systemic and liquidity risk, but a bright side of diversification. The findings support the view that to foster stability, regulators should control efficiency level and market power and may relax diversification.
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