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This book presents a systematic review of the literature on the
foreign expansion decisions of multinational banks (MNBs). With
today's increasing level of globalization, many banks have expanded
their activities internationally to take advantage of new
opportunities in different markets. As each extension strategy
brings distinctive benefits and challenges, finding an optimal
approach to internationalization plays a crucial role in maximizing
the advantages while decreasing the drawbacks under changing
conditions. After screening 141 papers, 28 articles from leading
international research journals were selected according to defined
criteria in order to provide a synthesized framework connecting
MNBs' decisions to enter foreign markets with the reasons and
consequences. The book argues that the MNBs' main motivations for
foreign expansion are related to location and ownership factors.
Based on the priorities of these motives, MNBs can choose
cross-border lending, greenfield investment or acquisition as an
entry mode. Since each has its own benefits and challenges, the
chosen strategy has further implications for both the profitability
of MNBs and the economic conditions of the host country regarding
the competition level, lending pattern to small and medium
enterprises (SMEs), market interest rates and financial stability.
After establishing a link between the main drivers of foreign
expansion, the entry mode choices, and the impacts of foreign bank
presence in the host country, the book offers managers of MNBs
insights into the further implications. Highlighting the gaps in
literature, it also appeals to researchers looking for future areas
of study.
This book presents a systematic review of the literature on the
foreign expansion decisions of multinational banks (MNBs). With
today's increasing level of globalization, many banks have expanded
their activities internationally to take advantage of new
opportunities in different markets. As each extension strategy
brings distinctive benefits and challenges, finding an optimal
approach to internationalization plays a crucial role in maximizing
the advantages while decreasing the drawbacks under changing
conditions. After screening 141 papers, 28 articles from leading
international research journals were selected according to defined
criteria in order to provide a synthesized framework connecting
MNBs' decisions to enter foreign markets with the reasons and
consequences. The book argues that the MNBs' main motivations for
foreign expansion are related to location and ownership factors.
Based on the priorities of these motives, MNBs can choose
cross-border lending, greenfield investment or acquisition as an
entry mode. Since each has its own benefits and challenges, the
chosen strategy has further implications for both the profitability
of MNBs and the economic conditions of the host country regarding
the competition level, lending pattern to small and medium
enterprises (SMEs), market interest rates and financial stability.
After establishing a link between the main drivers of foreign
expansion, the entry mode choices, and the impacts of foreign bank
presence in the host country, the book offers managers of MNBs
insights into the further implications. Highlighting the gaps in
literature, it also appeals to researchers looking for future areas
of study.
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