Titlebook: Global Banking Crises and Emerging Markets; Josef C. Brada (Professor of Economics),Paul Wacht Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Do Foreign Banks Stabilize Cross-Border Bank Flows and Domestic Lending in Emerging Markets? Evidenanks reduce or aggravate the associated decline in bank lending in the respective host countries? The global financial crisis provides a unique opportunity to examine these questions. This is because the pre-crisis years were characterized by substantial cross-border bank flows and rapid credit grow

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Impact and Implementation Challenges of the Basel Framework for Emerging, Developing and Small Econtal framework for banks. The ‘Basel 2.5’ package of reforms (BCBS, 2009) included measures to strengthen the trading book capital requirements under Basel II and enhance the three pillars of the Basel II framework. Basel III (BCBS, 2010b) introduced two additional capital buffers: a capital conserva

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Erweiterungen des Grundmodells,ies that can efficiently allocate resources to the most productive uses are the foundation of a successful growth strategy. Interestingly, this has not always been the case. Mid-20th-century economic development discussions paid little attention to finance; its role only became clear in the last 25

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Historical Perspective and Scope,Before 1995, virtually all foreign bank entry in TEs took the form of greenfield subsidiaries set up by a foreign bank in the host country. From 1995 onward, foreign banks participated in government programmes to privatise large state-owned banks and eventually took control of these banks. Oftentime

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Electrical Signal from the Brainender is often termed relationship lending and is most often cited as a characteristic of the German banking system.. Available anecdotal evidence suggests that this model is also present in other economies, including emerging markets. This article sets out to determine which bank financing model pr