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Can foreign ownership reduce bank risk? : evidence from Vietnam

Tu Dq Le - In: Review of Economic Analysis : REA 13 (2021) 4, pp. 479-500

This study investigates the impact of foreign ownership on bank risk in Vietnam between 2006 and 2015. Our findings … show that foreign ownership can lower bank risk, suggesting that the State Bank of Vietnam should further remove … can lower bank risk, suggesting that the future mergers and acquisitions in Vietnam that involve a state-owned commercial …

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Foreign ownership and national governance quality affect liquidity risk : case in Vietnam

Pham Tien Dat; Nguyen Kim Quoc Trung - In: Cogent business & management 10 (2023) 2, pp. 1-17

The paper aim to examine the impact of foreign ownership and national governance quality on liquidity risk in Vietnam …

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Foreign Ownership and the Risk Behavior of Chinese Banks : Do Foreign Strategic Investors Matter?

Zhu, Yingying - 2009

Great credit risk is a big headache which blocks the development of the banking sector of China. Based on the panel data of the Chinese banking sector from 2002 to 2006, this paper empirically examines the effects of foreign strategic investors' participation on the risk behavior of Chinese...

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Foreign Bank Subsidiaries’ Risk-Taking Behavior : Impact of Home and Host Country National Culture

Ashraf, Badar Nadeem - 2017

This paper examines whether the risk-taking behavior of foreign affiliates of multinational banks is more influenced by the national culture of their parent banks' home country or the national culture of foreign affiliates' host country. The study uses a dataset of 292 foreign affiliates (i.e.,...

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Internationalization, Diversification and Risk in Multinational Banks

Gulamhussen, Azzim - 2013

Since the beginning of the financial crisis, multinational banks have been accused of being among the major causes of the financial system's destabilization. But the available empirical evidence on the relationship between international diversification, value creation and riskiness of financial...

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Subsidiary Operations in Offshore Financial Centers and Bank Risk-Taking : International Evidence

Ge, Wenxia; Kim, Jeong-Bon; Li, TieMei; Zhang, Jing - 2021

The last two decades have witnessed a growing trend of traditional onshore banks establishing affiliates and subsidiaries offshore, along with increased globalization and competition in international financial markets. We examine whether subsidiary operations in offshore financial centers (OFCs)...

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Banks, debt and risk : assessing the spillovers of corporate taxes

Fatica, Serena; Heynderickx, Wouter; Pagano, Andrea - 2018

Using bank balance sheet data, we find evidence that leverage and asset risk of European multinational banks in the crisis and post-crisis period is affected by corporate taxes in their host country as well as by the tax rates in all the jurisdictions where the banking group operates. Then, we...

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The Drivers of Foreign Bank Lending in Central and Eastern Europe : The Roles of Parent, Subsidiary and Host Market Traits

Temesvary, Judit - 2017

We analyze the relative roles of subsidiary and parent banking group traits in driving foreign banks' lending patterns in the Central and Eastern European (CEE) region before and during the crisis. We use a bank-level dataset on Western European banking groups and their CEE subsidiaries over the...

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Home Bank Intermediation of Foreign Direct Investment

Poelhekke, Steven - 2011

This paper investigates the benefits of banks' direct investment in foreign subsidiaries and branches for non-financial multinationals. The paper builds on the literature on international banks which has primarily focused on the implications for host countries, rather than for its international...

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Tax vs. regulation policy and the location of financial sector FDI

Merz, Julia; Overesch, Michael; Wamser, Georg - 2015

This paper analyzes how corporate taxation and regulatory requirements affect the location of financial sector FDI. We use novel information on new financial services entities established by multinational firms in 83 host countries. We find a negative effect of host country taxes on the...

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