10 Result(s)
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Banking
English
1976 - 1976
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Extent of Foreign Bank Representation
The expansion of foreign bank operations in the United States has been impressive. Over 150 foreign banks now operate representative offices, agencies, branches and subsidiaries in the United States, represent...
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National Representation Strategies
Foreign banks have made use of several basic organisational structures to achieve maximum expansion of the U.S. side of their activities. In the first section of this chapter we examine the organisational stru...
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Multinational Portfolio Management
In the period 1960–74 the scope of international investment operations has expanded at a quickening pace. This expansion has been achieved despite the appearance of new and formidable obstacles such as U.S. co...
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Lessons from the U.K. Experience
For over a century London has functioned as an international financial and banking centre. This status accrued to The City as a result of the far-flung colonial empire that required varied financial and bankin...
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The World of International Banking
During the decade of the 1960s banks in the United States assumed a prominent role in international finance, based on the development of overseas branch offices and acquisitions of ownership in foreign subsidi...
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Factors Accounting for Expanded U.S. Presence
In this chapter we review the advantages inherent in direct U.S. representation, and point to the factors responsible for the expansion of foreign banking operations in the United States. A concluding section ...
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Impact on U.S. Banking and Finance
The banking structure in the United States is unique in many respects. The primary jurisdiction of each of the fifty states has yielded fifty different state banking systems, each with its own rules on branchi...
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Regulatory Issues and Alternatives
The current regulatory treatment of foreign banks in the United States is a patchwork of overlap** jurisdiction in limited areas, juxtaposed against a wide gap at the federal level. Regulation of foreign ban...
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Problems and Issues
In preceding chapters we viewed the rapid growth of foreign banking in the United States, and noted that the period 1965–75 has witnessed at least a partial internationalisation of the American banking system ...
