Titlebook: International Banking and Finance; Francis A. Lees Book 1974 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1974 banking.f

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Edge Act and Agreement Corporationsreign banking activities. Until 1925 these corporations operated more overseas branches than did the banks themselves..Thereafter, as U.S. international banking activities declined, less emphasis was given to the use of this means of conducting foreign operations. More recently, attention has focuse

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Foreign Banking in the United Statesworld-wide environment of rapid growth in international banking. The purpose of this chapter is to review the growth of foreign banking in this country, to describe the types of operations performed and their effects, and to discuss the regulatory environment as it applies to foreign banks.

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The Eurocurrency Marketiate funds, by others as a much-needed cement for solidifying the international money markets, by others as an international money market in itself, and by still others as a leak in the circuits through which central bankers attempt to enforce their monetary policies.

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International Banking and the Developing Countriesbject of economic development has summarised the major problem which will face the developing nations for the remainder of the twentieth century. There are two dimensions of this world-wide capital shortage, in so far as the less developed nations are concerned. These hinge on the need to develop do

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Benefits and Costs for the United Statesnking functions it performs for itself as well as for the rest of the world. We have already examined these functions in various connections. However, it would be well to review them with the objective of establishing a basis for appraising the balance between the benefits derived and costs incurred

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The Future of International Bankingteraction between changing environmental factors, and bank reaction to an environment in flux. International bankers have had to adjust to new competitive forces both in domestic and international banking, and have had to alter their mode of operations to cope with the realities of growing internati