Multinational banks - Open Access .click

2021
Abstract This chapter explores multinational banks (MNBs). Between 2007 and 2009, the global economy experienced the global financial crisis, one of the most significant economic shocks in history, bringing into sharp relief the role of MNBs in its creation.
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The Impact of Multinational Banking on Domestic Banking

2006
Post-Keynesians have made endogenous money a central argument in their theory of output. Indeed, production cannot be undertaken if access to finance, usually meaning bank credit, does not exist. Such access is needed if wages are to be paid, and inputs of production purchased.
Gnos, Claude, Rochon, Louis-Philippe
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Multinational Banks [PDF]

, 2012
15% of the loans in the US are held by foreign banking institutions, headquartered in more than 50 countries. While earlier research documented the entry mode of foreign institutions in the United States, very little is known about foreign banks' motive to enter the U.S. We address this gap by asking: why do foreign banks enter in the US market?
Stefania Garetto, Martin Goetz, Jose Fillat +2 more
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