Roles and contributions of foreign banking institutions to the liberization of South East Asian financial markets

Roles and contributions of foreign banking institutions to the liberization of South East Asian financial markets

Over the past thirty years, countries in the South East Asian region had experienced significant deregulation and reshaping of their financial service sectors, particularly the commercial banking sector. However, the manifestation of the types, degree and timing of liberalization had varied from cou...

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Main Authors: Ridwan Mochamad Abas, Nanasombat Danai, Tay, Bee Bee
Other Authors: Lee, Boon Keng
Format: Theses and Dissertations
Language:English
Published: 2008
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DRNTU::Business::Finance::Banking
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10356/7636
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-76362024-01-12T10:10:29Z Roles and contributions of foreign banking institutions to the liberization of South East Asian financial markets Ridwan Mochamad Abas Nanasombat Danai Tay, Bee Bee Lee, Boon Keng Nanyang Business School DRNTU::Business::Finance::Banking Over the past thirty years, countries in the South East Asian region had experienced significant deregulation and reshaping of their financial service sectors, particularly the commercial banking sector. However, the manifestation of the types, degree and timing of liberalization had varied from country to country. Against this background, the dissertation aims to study the role and contributions played by foreign commercial banks in the domestic banking sector in four South East Asian countries, namely, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore. Master of Business Administration 2008-09-18T07:48:48Z 2008-09-18T07:48:48Z 1999 1999 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/7636 en Nanyang Technological University 82 p. application/pdf
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Roles and contributions of foreign banking institutions to the liberization of South East Asian financial markets
description Over the past thirty years, countries in the South East Asian region had experienced significant deregulation and reshaping of their financial service sectors, particularly the commercial banking sector. However, the manifestation of the types, degree and timing of liberalization had varied from country to country. Against this background, the dissertation aims to study the role and contributions played by foreign commercial banks in the domestic banking sector in four South East Asian countries, namely, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore.
author2 Lee, Boon Keng
author_facet Lee, Boon Keng
Ridwan Mochamad Abas
Nanasombat Danai
Tay, Bee Bee
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author Ridwan Mochamad Abas
Nanasombat Danai
Tay, Bee Bee
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title Roles and contributions of foreign banking institutions to the liberization of South East Asian financial markets
title_short Roles and contributions of foreign banking institutions to the liberization of South East Asian financial markets
title_full Roles and contributions of foreign banking institutions to the liberization of South East Asian financial markets
title_fullStr Roles and contributions of foreign banking institutions to the liberization of South East Asian financial markets
title_full_unstemmed Roles and contributions of foreign banking institutions to the liberization of South East Asian financial markets
title_sort roles and contributions of foreign banking institutions to the liberization of south east asian financial markets
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