Policy responses to the globalization of American banking

Policy responses to the globalization of American banking /

The book explains how U.S. regulators and foreign policy makers have struggled to keep pace with the internationalization of banks. The nation has modified its laws and foreign economic policies to protect the domestic banking system, ensure the stability of international financial markets, and, at...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Dombrowski, Peter J., 1963- (Author)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Pittsburgh : University of Pittsburgh Press, ©1996.
Series:Pitt series in policy and institutional studies.
University of Pittsburgh Press Digital Editions.
University of Pittsburgh Digital Collections.
Subjects:
Geschichte 1965-1996
Banks and banking, American > Government policy.
Monetary policy.
International finance.
Banks and banking, American > Government policy
International finance
Monetary policy
Handelsbank
Internationalisierung
Bankpolitik
Internationale Verschuldung
Internationaler Kreditmarkt
Internationale Bank
Bankenaufsicht
Bankwezen.
Internationalisatie.
Toezicht.
Banques américaines > Politique publique.
Politique monétaire.
Finances internationales.
Banques > Politique publique > Etats-Unis.
USA
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Table of Contents:
  • 1. The International Expansion of American Commercial Banks: Challenges to U.S. Foreign Policy
  • 2. Commercial Banks and Foreign Policy: A Principal-Agent Framework
  • 3. Voluntary Foreign Credit Restraints, 1965-1974
  • 4. International Banking Facilities
  • 5. Debt Crisis Management I: The International Lending Supervision Act
  • 6. Debt Crisis Management II: The Baker Plan
  • 7. Debt Crisis Management III: The Brady Initiative
  • 8. Learning from Experience?

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