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International Banks and banking

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Global electronic wholesale banking

Ajay S. Mookerjee

1990

Supervising international banks

Ethan B. Kapstein

1991

Global trade financing

Harry M. Venedikian

2000

The money lenders

Anthony Terrell Seward Sampson

1982

The sink

Jeffrey Robinson

2003

Passing the buck

Philip A. Wellons

1987

British multinational banking, 1830-1990

Geoffrey Jones

1995

Bank lending to developing countries

C. Fred Bergsten

1985

Changes in Western European banking

Edward P. M. Gardener

1993

Foundations of banking risk and regulation

Christopher Donohue, Richard Apostolik

2009

The global bankers

Smith, Roy C.

1990

From Basel 1 to Basel 3

Laurent Balthazar

2006

Mobilizing bank lending to debtor countries

William R. Cline

1987

International Banking

Michael P. Malloy

1998

Universal banking

Jordi Canals

1997

Vultures' picnic

Greg Palast

2011

International banking and finance

Francis A. Lees

1974

International Banking

Jane Hughes, Scott MacDonald

2001

International banking

Peter K. Oppenheim

1969

Basel III, the Devil and global banking

Chorafas, Dimitris N.

2012

Governing the global economy

Ethan B. Kapstein

1994

International banking

Ursel Steuber

1976

Tax haven investing

Richard Bradford Miller

1988

The law of global custody

Joanna Benjamin

1996

International Finance and Investment

B. J. Terry

1987

Finance of international trade

Alasdair Watson, Alisdair Watson

1976

Multinational management

John B. Cullen, K. Praveen Parboteeah, Cullen, John B.

1999

Disaster myopia in international banking

Jack M. Guttentag

1986

Global financial services

Smith, Roy C.

1990

Offshore finance and small states

William Vlcek

2008

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