International banking 1870-1914 /
Jointly sponsored by the American Council of Learned Societies and the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, this book brings together experts from each of the countries covered: Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Sweden, UK, USA, and the former USSR. Tog...
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1991
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Table of Contents:
- Part I: International Factors in the Formation of Banking Systems Great Britain, P.L. Cottrell U.S. Banks in International Finance, Vincent P. Carosso and Richard Sylla The Case of the French Banks, Hubert Bonin International Aspects of the Development of German Banking, Richard Tilly Belgium, Herman Van der Wee and Martine Goossens The Role of International Factors in the Formation of the Banking System in Russia, V.I. Bovykin and B.V. Anan'ich Banking and Finance in the Danish Economy, H.C. Johansen Sweden, Ragnhild Lundström Banks and Banking in Canada and Australia, Ian M. Drummond Japan, Kanji Ishii Part II: Foreign Banks and Foreign Investment Foreign Banks and Foreign Investment in the United States, Mira Wilkins Foreign Banks and Foreign Investment in Russia, B.V. Anan'ich and V.I. Bovykin Banks and Financial Relations between Russia and the United States, Ruth AmEnde Roosa The Austro-Hungarian Banking System, György Köver Foreign Capital in the Italian Banking Sector, Peter Hertner The Banking System and Foreign Capital in Brazil, M.B. Levy Extra-Regional Banks and Investments in China, Frank H.H. King European Banks in the Middle East, Jacques Thobie Part III: International Banking and Multinational Enterprise The Oil Industry A.A. Fursenko Banking and the Electrotechnical Industry in Western Europe, Albert Broder Iron and Steel, Ulrich Wengenroth International Harvester and its Competitors, Fred V. Carstensen Conclusions, V.I. Bovykin and Rondo Cameron