Banking and Monetary Policy in Eastern Europe

The First Ten Years

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Paperback, blz. | Engels
Palgrave Macmillan UK | e druk, 2002
ISBN13: 9781349430093
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Palgrave Macmillan UK e druk, 2002 9781349430093
Onderdeel van serie Studies in Economic Transition
Verwachte levertijd ongeveer 9 werkdagen

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At the beginning of the transition process, the countries of Central and Eastern Europe faced the task of creating a functioning financial system where none had existed before. A decade later, high-level practitioners and well-known experts take stock of banking and monetary policy in the region, centring on: the governance of banks; the spread of financial crisis; and, perspectives for monetary policy and banking sector development.

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ISBN13:9781349430093
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:paperback
Uitgever:Palgrave Macmillan UK

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List of Tables List of Figures Acknowledgements PART I: KEYNOTE ADDRESS Experience and Perspectives of Financial Sector Development in Central and Eastern Europe; L.Bokros PART II: THE GOVERNANCE OF BANKS IN EMERGING FINANCIAL SYSTEMS Is Foreign Control a Panacea? On Governance and Restructuring of Commercial Banks in Transition Economies; C.Buch Refinancing Banks in an Unstable Financial Environment: The KfW Experience; W.Neuhauss PART III: FINANCIAL CRISIS IN RETROSPECT Models of Financial Crisis? Can They Explain the 'Boom' of Financial Crises in Transition?; Z.Arvai & J.Vincze Promoting Financial Development and Preventing Crisis: Lessons from Poland; Z.Polanski The Role of the Financial Sector in Macroeconomic Adjustment Programmes; G.Bell PART IV: FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN EASTERN EUROPE: LOOKING AHEAD 'EU Accession Countries: What Path to a Successful EMU Membership?'; P.Bofinger & T.Wollmershäuser Financial Institution Building: Only a Drop in the Ocean?; C.P.Zeitinger The Development of the Banking Sector in Eastern Europe: The Next Decade; C.Hainz & M.Schnitzer Index

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