international banking

International banking

Identify causes of, and appraise policy responses, to the 1980s International Debt Crisis ?

Reference 7 academic journals, 1000 word

1. The causes of the International Debt Crisis and the resolution strategy used by the IMF and World Bank …

· Oil crises

· Concerted lending; Baker Plan; Brady Plan

2. A moral hazard interpretation of the causes of the debt crisis at :

· Corporate level; financial level; international level

· Consider the role of the IMF as crisis manager (mistakes in policy?)

3. Key feature: how effective is public policy in resolving crises?

2. Citing relevant empirical evidence, which factors influence a bank’s location decision and what affects the demand for banking services provided by local and international banks?

Reference 7 academic journals, 1000 word

· Why banks go abroad and what are the advantages and disadvantages of foreign bank entry

· Which implicit and explicit barriers to foreign bank penetration do governments erect

· Testing the “concierge” versus “home cookin’” hypotheses by reviewing empirical evidence to determine the demand for cash management services of MNE affiliates operating in Europe in 2000

· Consider the concept of competitor remoteness using empirical evidence

· Key feature: which factors underlying banks’ location decision and which affect the demand for banking services

Altogether 14 academic journals 7 for each question.

1000 words for ach question altogether 2000 words.

Follow the under given points to answer the questions.

· concise and structured manner

· Analyse–scrutinise in detail

· Assess–estimate the value

· Comment–to make critical notes and observations

· Describe–Give a detailed account

· Discuss–Debate, argue, talk from all angles

· Evaluate–assess, appraise

· Explain–to make clear, give reasons for

· Identify–Pick out important items or points

· Justify–Show just reason for, proof to be right

· Outline–To describe briefly, give statement of the main principles

· Summarise–To reduce to a concise statement of important items or points

Answer structure

Introduction (concise and not too long)

Use your introduction to briefly explain how you are going to structure your answer

· What theoretical models will be presented and discussed

· Which type of analysis will you carry out e.g. chronological, case study

· Whether you will review empirical evidence

Main section

· This part of your answer should contain the main analysis/discussion of the salient relationships that underpin the question

· Your discussion should be informed and the facts you use to support your argument must be accurate

· Use relevant literature to identify the expected theoretical relationships

· Your discussion should be balanced …

· Consider arguments for and against

· Does the evidence support the theory?

· If not, can you offer an explanation for what is observed?

· Cite references should in the text to show the breadth of your reading.

Conclusion

· This final part of your answer should emphasise which of the points discussed in the main section are the most important

· There could be 2-3 points that are more important than others and these points should be reaffirmed in the conclusion