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    pdfOverview and Summary
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    pdfCross-Border Banking in Central and Eastern Europe
    Over the past two decades, the world of banking has experienced an unprecedented trend towards internationalization, which has led to new demands on the regulatory and supervisory framework designed to ensure safety and stability in the banking sector. Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) is a region that has seen a particularly stunning increase in international banking presence. Banks from nearby Austria and the rest of Western Europe expanded their home markets to the formerly communist countries during the large scale privatization programs of state-owned banks. Due to these massive privatizations to foreign financial institutions in the late 1990s and early 2000s, necessitated by the burden of bad debt problems inherited from communist times and inefficient banking markets, six of the discussed CEE countries rank among the top- 10 in the ranking of foreign ownership of banking assets. This characteristic of high foreign ownership of the banking market in CEE is coupled with a large presence and concentration of ownership with EU-15 and especially Austrian banks. Austria is currently the largest foreign investor in terms of control of banking assets in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, and Croatia. Thus, regulatory and supervisory concerns about cross-border banking are an especially important topic in CEE and Austria as the stability of the entire financial system of the region depends on a smooth function on the financial sector. With an increase of cross-border ownership of financial institutions, a major challenge for supervisory structure has been the recent development that the legal organization of banking groups and thus the supervisory structure overseeing them has become increasingly unreflective of their operational organization and risk management procedures. Several important issues, such as undiversified local operations, a divergence in supervisory opinions between home and host countries, and large externalities on host countries resu..
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    pdf1997 U.S. Trade Representative National Trade E..
    1997 U.S. Trade Representative National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers (NTE): CANADA
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    pdfKatalin Mero , Marianna Endrresz Valentinyi
    Katalin Mero , Marianna Endrresz Valentinyi
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    pdfFuture Role of Foreign Banks in Asia
    Future Role of Foreign Banks in Asia
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    pdfCLAUDIA M. BUCH RALPH P. HEINRICH: Ca..
    CLAUDIA M. BUCH RALPH P. HEINRICH: Capital Flows to Transition Economies: How Risky is Financial Integration?
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    pdf1998 U.S. Trade Representative National Trade E..
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    pdfThe Very Dark Side of International Capital Markets: E..
    This paper examines the capital allocation within Korean chaebol firms during the period from 1991 to <br />2000. We find strong evidence that, during the pre-Asian financial crisis period in the early 1990 s, poorly performing firms with less investment opportunities invest more than well- performing firms with better growth opportunities. We also find the evidence of cross- subsidization among firms in the same chaebol group during the pre-crisis period. It appears that the existence of the "dark" side of internal capital markets explains most part of this striking phenomenon where tunneling practice has been common during the pre-crisis period. However, the inefficient capital allocation seems to disappear after the crisis as banks gain more power and market disciplines inefficient chaebol firms.