This article uses data for 418 banks operating in Central and Eastern Europe between 1993
and 2004 to analyse the impact of the mode of foreign bank entry and of the parent …

In this paper we provide evidence that ECB's asset purchase programmes spill over into
CESEE countries contributing to easing their financial conditions, both in the short-and in the …

Individual banks differ substantially in their foreign operations. This paper introduces
heterogeneous banks into a general equilibrium framework of banking across borders to …

This study investigates the determinants of adjustments in the provision of cross-border
loans by internationally active banks. For the period from 2002 to 2010, we look at quarterly …

This article shows that during the Great Recession banking and currency crises occurred
simultaneously in Central and Eastern Europe. Events, however, differed widely from what …

Abstract The World Financial Crisis has shaken the fundamentals of international banking
and triggered a downward spiral of asset prices. To prevent a further meltdown of markets …

Recent crises invigorated debate about the financial stability risks associated with different
forms of foreign bank lending. Would a more decentralised model of international banking …

After decades of steady liberalization and financial market development, emerging capital
markets experienced unparalleled capital inflows in the aftermath of the emerging markets …

Using industry data from Eurostat and applying the Rajan-Zingales methodology, we
investigate the real growth effects of banking sector integration in the European Union. Our …

The presence of foreign banks internationally, which had increased considerably up until the
financial crisis, levelled off and even declined slightly after 2009. Even so, the financial …