Published by:
MIT Sloan School of Management
Length: 12 pages
Abstract
Corporate banks are ideally suited for the new financial environment in which trade barriers will fall and national financial markets will open to capital transfers, borrowing, and investment. The author discusses the history of corporate banks, their structure, their functions, their links with subsidiaries, performance assessment, and the benefits and risks of setting up a corporate bank.
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Abstract
Corporate banks are ideally suited for the new financial environment in which trade barriers will fall and national financial markets will open to capital transfers, borrowing, and investment. The author discusses the history of corporate banks, their structure, their functions, their links with subsidiaries, performance assessment, and the benefits and risks of setting up a corporate bank.