Scientific journal paper Q2
(Re)Testing the 'follow the customer' hypothesis in multinational bank expansion
José Esperança (Esperança, J.); MA Gulamhussen (MA Gulamhussen);
Journal Title
Journal of Multinational Financial Management
Year (definitive publication)
2001
Language
English
Country
Netherlands
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Abstract
Theory suggests that multinational banks follow their corporate and non-corporate customers. Previous empirical studies have tested the hypothesis that multinational banks follow their corporate customers. This study bridges a gap between the theory and previous empirical studies by testing the hypothesis that multinational banks also follow their non-corporate customers. We accomplish the purpose by empirically testing a model of the effect of home country factors on multinational bank expansion. Our results support the hypothesis that multinational banks also follow their non-corporate customers.
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Keywords
Asymmetric information,Banks,Foreign direct investment
  • Economics and Business - Social Sciences

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