This 14th volume of ＂International Finance Review＂ has been compiled in order to further a better understanding of the relationship between global banking and domestic financial markets in
furtherance of better policy. Following the introductory chapter summarizing the volume’s contributions, 14 chapters are presented in sections on: global banking and crises, financial markets
and crises, crisis spillovers to emerging economies, and policy implications and lessons. Specific topics include international balance sheet perspectives on recent cross-border banking within
Europe, the interbank market and bank lending in the implementation of monetary policy in China, the impact of domestic and international monetary policy news on US and German bank stocks, the
evidence regarding return and volatility spillovers from major bank stocks to the national stock market in the UK, the economic impact of the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis on developing Asia,
the transmission of external financial shocks through financial integration and foreign banks in Latin America, bank creditor structure and bank risk during liquidity crises, and evidence from
the US syndicated loan market in relation to bank monitoring and acquirer returns. Distributed in North America by Turpin Distribution. Annotation ©2014 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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