The term paper''s course is a College undergraduate Finance Course (Money & Banking) and should be written with focus on financial terms and information. The typical outline of your paper should be: 1. Introduction. This is the place to the present the basic problem of the paper. Try to give the motivation why the problem is so important. Also try to explain what the interested reader might learn from your work: who should be interested in the results? At the end of this section briefly describe your plan for the rest of your paper. 2. Analysis of the problem. You should use several sub-sections instead put all your thoughts in here without clearly organized. Ideally, you should deal with one specific issue in each sub-section. The key issue in here is the depth of your analysis and whether it is thoughtfully organized. Both qualitative and quantitative analysis is expected and should be used. 3. If you use figures and tables: number them and make each figure or table self-explanatory! Important, you are expected to generate the figures by yourself! 4. Summary of your work: at the end of your paper, you should summarize your work: your motivations, major contributions etc.. 5. The reference and the bibliography sections. The term paper is required to have at least 10 pages (title page and reference page not included). We have already received a feedback of our term paper plan, in which our professor mentioned several points, we should consider for our final paper: - How do the bank regulators act in the end? - How do financial institutions react past those terror attacks Topics we mentioned in the term paper plan: - Focus on 9/11 - Subtopics are terrorist attacks of Madrid (2004) and London (2005)