What drives banking across borders?
the trade approach to banking across borders and suggests that di erences in the cost of nancial intermediation and bank eciencies are a key driving factor. Second, the sorting of banks into foreign activities also indicates that banks have to incur substantial xed costs to operate abroad.
What causes banking across borders?
In line with Niepmann (), banking across borders arises from differences in marginal products of capital and banking sector efficiencies between countries. These differences cause the return on loans that banks earn and the rate on deposits they pay to vary between the home and the foreign country.
What influences cross-border banking?
Research on the determinants of cross-border bank activities reveals that geographical or cultural distance, differences in the legal system, arbitrage possibilities or entry barriers affect banks’ international investment decisions. Growth differentials and interest rate differences may also influence cross-border banking.
What is banking across borders?
This microstructure carries over to the open economy setup with two countries. In line with Niepmann (), banking across borders arises from differences in marginal products of capital and banking sector efficiencies between countries.
How do banks differ in efficiencies across borders?
This paper develops a model of banking across borders where banks differ in their efficiencies. Operating abroad allows the most efficient banks that have a large enough scale to overcome the associated fixed costs to increase their leverage, size and profits even more.
What happens if a country opens up its banking sectors?
When the countries open up their banking sectors for international banking, the more efficient (German) banking sector grows while the less efficient (Czech) banking sector shrinks. Because (German) banks that go abroad increase their return on loans and lower their funding costs, their balance sheets expand.
Unpacking international banks' deposit funding
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Banking across Borders
Beyond rationalizing participation in global banking, international banking and foreign sourcing, the model can also explain two other dimensions of heterogeneity across countries:
Cross-Border Transactions: How Global Banking
Historical records highlight the establishment of the first banks during the Renaissance period as a turning point, laying the foundation for modern cross-border banking.
Banking Across Boarders With Heterogeneous Banks
Third, banking across borders allows banks to grow their balance sheets. Since only the largest banks are active abroad, banking sector integration tends to make large banks even larger.
Can banks attract deposits across borders
In developing countries, however, banks struggle to attract deposits: the fraction of households that are unbanked remains high, and con-ditional on having a bank account most households
Determinants of cross-border banking
Research on the determinants of cross-border bank activities reveals that geographical or cultural distance, differences in the legal system, arbitrage possibilities or entry barriers affect banks’
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These differences generate banking across borders through two mechanisms. First, banks channel capital to capital-scarce countries. At the same time, the more efficient
Banking across Borders
This paper proposes an alternative theory to explain banking across borders that is based on elements of international trade theory. In the model, banking across borders arises because
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one representative household that provides bank deposits; two types of banks, local and global , where the latter collects deposits from abroad and issues loans to foreign rms in addition to its
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The estimates show that all bank country DI features matter significantly for cross-border depositing indicating that bank countries with better DI attract more deposits.
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Third, the existing literature focuses exclusively on the role of DI in the bank country, for example, the foreign country that receives the cross‐border deposit (Huizinga and Nicodème ; Lane and Sarisoy
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International Banks and the Cross-Border Transmission of
8In Foreign, the local bank, the global bank, and the local branch of the home bank obtain xed fractions of the total foreign deposits Dt made by the representative household in Foreign each
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