Titlebook: Globalization of Financial Institutions; A Competitive Approa Hasan Dincer,Ümit Hacioglu Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switze

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The Globalization of the 2008–2009 Financial Crisisvanced economies, its effects still continue and no one can foresee the end of the crisis. In this chapter, it is aimed to illustrate the linkage between the globalization process of the financial system and the roots of the global economic crisis. This chapter evaluates the roots of the global econ

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Political Instability and Turkish Banking Since the Ottoman Empire: A Historical Overviewconsolidation and extension of the ruler’s power. By developing commercial centers and routes, the state performed basic economic functions in the empire. In 1923, Turkey underwent a great transformation in terms of religion, social, and cultural bases of Turkish society as well as its political and

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Impact of Augmented FDI on Efficiency of Turkish banks: Better or Worse?sing the DEA Malmquist index scores of 17 commercial banks. Four questions are at the center of this study: What are the productivity scores of foreign invested private commercial banks? How was it affected by increased FDI? Did foreign investors target more productive and profitable banks to invest